Is PK concept available in Teradata. If it is how can we
create Primary Key for a table in TD
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Answer / rahul
hi,
primary keys are not mandatory in the teradata,but when
we are specify the pk in column the optimizer creates the
upi in that column. and more over pk composite have no limit
in teradata. the creation of pk is combination of primary
key and not null see the example
create set/multiset table <table name>
(
orderid integer primary key not null,
---
----- etc
);
this creates upi on the orderid column.
if we doesn't mentioned nupi will be created..
thanks
Rahul
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Answer / tdguy
PK is a logical concept and not mandatory in TD. But PI is
mandatory as the distribution of data is completely
dependent on PI. Choice of PI is very important and can
contain upto 16 columns.
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Answer / sasty venkatesh
In teradata primary key concept can be satisfied by creating unique primary index and unique secondary index.
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Answer / ragunath g
alter table <table name> add constraint <constraint name>
primary key<column name>
This is the Syntax for adding PK
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Answer / santhosh kumar
In Teradata don't care about PK.. Table in Teradata need Primary Index not primary key.. so in teradata no need to bother about PK.
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Answer / santhosh
In teradata for storing and retrieving purpose, PE will use
primary index only.. but we are using PK in teradata for creating joins.. soo in Teradata we are using PK and FK..
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