Difference between primary key and unique key ?
Answer Posted / ibrahim
PRIMARY KEY is identity of each row. UNIQUE KEY also
identity of each row.
PRIMARY KEY not accepts null values but unique can accept null.
but the core different between primary key and unique is we use primary key to link tow tables with each other but we can not use unique key to do this.
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