Primary key:
A primary key is a unique identifier that has to abide by certain rules. They must
• Always have a value (it cannot be NULL)
• Have a value that remains the same (never changes)
• Have a unique value for each record in the table
27. Forign key:
Foreign keys are the representation of the primary key from Table A in Table B
Sunday, September 23, 2007
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