which key defines a relationship between two tables
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foreign key
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The relationship connects the primary key and the unique identifier column for each row from one table to a field in another table. The column in the other table is known as the "foreign key."
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To establish a link between two tables a foreign key is used.
- In the table, the data keep in a row and column format.
- The organized storing of data will reduce the time to understand and increase the ease of use.
- When a link between two tables is needed, using the foreign key user can avail it.
- Thus, a foreign key enables the connection of two tables.
- The columns of the table are considered foreign keys for the linking.
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