What is primary key in database?
- By Arsal Ahmed March-20-2018
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A primary key is a special relational database column or combinations of columns designed to uniquely identify all the table records.
- It must contain a unique value for each row of data
- It cannot contain null values.
- The primary key is inserted in the first column in which it is inserted with the name that had an ID name in column.
- The null value will not show in the column of table.
