What is a primary key?
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A column (or set of columns) that uniquely identifies each row. It cannot be NULL and cannot repeat. A table has one primary key. It is automatically indexed, and many tables use an auto-incrementing integer or a UUID.
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Keys and Table Design: Why Data Is Split Into Tables in the course SQL for Beginners: Learn Databases Step by Step.
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