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A primary key is never null and is also unique . Example of primary key is create table emp (ecode integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY);
A field that is not unique and null can not be used as a primary key. Praimary key must satisfy the conditions of not null and unique.
Primary key that is used to identify a record uniquely. Primary key is a key that always unique and not null. A system generated primary key is called surrogate key.Primary key is the one which is always unique and not null. Advantage of primary key that it helps in identifying a tuple uniquely.
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No. A Primary Key is the Unique identifier and cannot be null and cannot be duplicate.
We know that primary key is the one that is not null and is always unique. A primary key uniquely identifies a record in a table.
No, all tables do not have primary key. Primary must be explicitly defined and must not be null.
No, a primary key do not refers to the whole table .A primary key refers to a field in the table that is not null and unique.
NO, unique identifier allows null values.. so u dont called as primary key... primary key means it doesn't allow null n repeated values.... so we dont call unqiue identifier is a primary key...
The properties of primary key are as follows: 1. It should be unique. 2. It should be not null.
All Primary keys are definitely Candidate Keys. A Candidate key is one which can be used as a Primary key that is not null and unique. That is one of the candidate keys can be chosen as a primary key.A Candidate key is a Unique Key and it can be used to find out any particular Tuple (row) in a table. The following are the differences between A Candidate key and a Primary Key: 1) A Unique key can be null but not a Primary key 2) On a table we can have only 1 primary key but 'N' number of unique keys.
* In NOT NULL constraint the particular data cannot be NULL,* In UNIQUE constraint the same thing cannot be repeated, it must be unique,* The primary key is simply the combination of both these constraints.