Oracle: SQL*Plus - One-column Primary key constraint  

 Example | Description

 

 

Each entity in a table must have a  unique key field. It is chosen to uniquely identify a record so that it can be easily retrieved or processed.

A statement that creates a table with one-column primary key constraint

Example # 1

 

CREATE TABLE employee

       ( EmpID number (10),

       Emp_Name varchar2 (30) NOT NULL,

        Primary Key (EmpID) )

                                  OR

 CREATE TABLE employee

        (EmpID number (10) Primary Key,

        Emp_Name varchar2 (30) NOT NULL )

Fig. 1.10

 

Description:

  • The create table statement (as shown in figure 1.10) creates a table based on the column definitions

  • One or more constraints can be assigned to a column or to the entire table

  • Each column must have a unique name and must be assigned a data type

 

ORACLE - PL/SQL

Database - SQL* PLUS - Primay key (1 column)
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Database - SQL* PLUS - Primary key (two-column)
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