What is Primary key and foreign key? Give an example
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MS-Access requires a special way of recognising every record of a table. For this you have to set or make a primary key. If you do not do so, MS-Access does this itself by adding a new field , serving as the primary key. A table may have only one primary key, although it may have more than one fields.
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