Primary keys of database programming
What are the primary keys of database programming?
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Primary Key:
• The column or columns of the table that value uniquely explains each row into the table is termed as primary key.
• You can describe column as primary key using primary key constraint when you create table.
• While you explain a column as primary key, a unique index is created that restricts duplicate data and quick access to data.
• A column explained as primary key doesn’t permit null value.
• By default, clustered index within created along with the column containing primary key.
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