What is unique key constraint?
Answer / Abhilash Mishra
A unique key constraint ensures that every record in a table has a different value for a specific column or set of columns. In SQL Server, a UNIQUE constraint can be created using the CONSTRAINT keyword followed by the name of the constraint and the keyword UNIQUE, as shown below:nnCREATE TABLE Employees ( n Id INT PRIMARY KEY,n Name NVARCHAR(50) UNIQUE n);
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