what is a primary key? what is important in a table ?how many primary key can be set in table
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Primary key is a column or combination of columns that uniquely defines a row in a table of a relational database.
Table is the data representation of rows and columns. It help to easily access of the data or information.
Only one primary key can be set in a Table.
Table is the data representation of rows and columns. It help to easily access of the data or information.
Only one primary key can be set in a Table.
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In an SQL server database,
a Primary Key is a value that uniquely defines an entry. For example,
if there are three students, "Adam", "Bethany", "Cindy", we can create a primary key for them, in this case roll number. Like this:
Roll Name
1 Adam
2 Bethany
3 Cindy
In this case, Roll is the primary key, as it identifies Name, uniquely. In SQL Server and SharePoint, the primary key is shown as a yellow key.
a Primary Key is a value that uniquely defines an entry. For example,
if there are three students, "Adam", "Bethany", "Cindy", we can create a primary key for them, in this case roll number. Like this:
Roll Name
1 Adam
2 Bethany
3 Cindy
In this case, Roll is the primary key, as it identifies Name, uniquely. In SQL Server and SharePoint, the primary key is shown as a yellow key.
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