Define identity and uniqueidentifier property of column?
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Answer / Amardeep Singh
'Identity' is a property in SQL Server that automatically generates a unique number for each row when it is inserted into a table. This property ensures each row has a unique identifier. 'uniqueidentifier' is a data type used to store 16-byte globally unique identifiers (GUIDs) in Microsoft Access and SQL Server.
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