why primary key cannot contain the null value ???
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It should be UNIQUE because a primary key identifies rows in a table so 2 different row should not have the same key. In addition a primary key may be used a FOREIGN KEY in other tables and that's why it cannot be NULL so that the other table can fin the rows in the referenced table
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It should be UNIQUE because a primary key identifies rows in a table so 2 different row should not have the same key. In addition a primary key may be used a FOREIGN KEY in other tables and that's why it cannot be NULL so that the other table can fin the rows in the referenced table.
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