is there more the two primary key in a single table?
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Answer / sathishrpillai
no, but there can be any number of forgein keys in a single
table.
A primary key of one table is the forgein key for other
table.
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No it is not possible.
A table has only one primary key
If the table has more than one primary key is called
composite key.
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Answer / navaneethakrishnan
no we cannot,
but we can do composite key in sql2005,
go in enterprise manager...
in the design view first set the primary key to one field
and then press ctrl key and set primary key to another field..
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Answer / sudheer gowlikar
we cannot have more than one primary key on a table since
primary will create a clustered index and we can have only
1 clustered index on a table since clustered index will
sort data in data pages and the data sorted in one way
rather sorting number of ways.
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If table has more than one primary key is called
composite key....
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Answer / vincent
create table StudMaster(studid int not null,studname varchar
(20) not null,constraint Studmaster primary key clustered
(studid,studname))
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