during table creation. It may occur with the definition of a specific column or at the end of the CREATE TABLE statement
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UNIQUE KEY
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creates a constraint for a column whose values must be unique. MySQL allows null values in the UNIQUE index.
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In case the primary key consists of multiple columns...
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you must specify them at the end of the CREATE TABLE statement
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The data type of a PRIMARY KEY should be an ________.
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integer
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A PRIMARY KEY column often has the ________ attribute.
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AUTO_INCREMENT
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PRIMARY KEY
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a column or a set of columns that uniquely identifies each row in the table
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A primary key must contain ________ values. If the primary key consists of multiple columns, the combination of values in these columns must be ________.
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unique, unique.
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AUTO_INCREMENT
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an attribute that generates a unique sequence for the key automatically
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A table can have only one ________.
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PRIMARY KEY
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PRIMARY KEY constraints with ALTER TABLE syntax
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ALTER TABLE table_name
ADD PRIMARY KEY(primaryKeyColumn);
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You have to declare the primary key column with the ________ attribute.
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not null
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A primary key column cannot contain ________ values.