What is identity column in sql server?
Answer / Ashutosh Pratap Singh
An Identity Column in SQL Server is a special type of column that automatically generates unique numerical values for each row when it's inserted. This feature simplifies the process of inserting new records and ensuring they have a unique identifier.
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