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Sometimes it requires more than one attribute to uniquely identify an entity. A primary key that made up of more than one attribute is known as a composite key. ... Each instance of the entity Work can be uniquely identified only by a composite key composed of Employee ID and Project ID
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Unique identifier made up of more than ‘one attribute’ is called as composite key.
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- Primary keys and foreign keys are the basic components in a database theory. Primary keys are unique identifiers that enforce entity integrity.
- Foreign keys impose referential integrity. Composite keys are the keys which require more than one attribute that uniquely identify an entity.
- In other words, a primary key which has been made up of more than one attribute can be known as composite key.
- For example, Employee_Id and Project_Id can be joined together known as composite key.
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