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- 2. Introduction to Database Keys Definition: A key in a database is an attribute or a set of attributes that uniquely identifies a tuple (row) in a table. Importance: Ensures data integrity and uniqueness. Helps in indexing and fast retrieval of data. Facilitates relationships between tables.
- 3. Types of keys 1. Primary Key 2. Candidate Key 3. Super Key 4. Foreign Key 5. Composite Key 6. Alternate Key 7. Unique Key
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- 5. Candidate key Definition: A set of attributes that can uniquely identify a tuple, from which the primary key is chosen. Example: If a table has StudentID and Email as unique attributes, both are candidate keys, but only one is chosen as the primary key.
- 6. Super key Definition: A set of one or more attributes that uniquely identify a tuple in a table. Example: (StudentID) (StudentID, Email) (StudentID, Name, Email) All candidate keys are super keys, but not all super keys are candidate keys.
- 7. Foreign key Definition: A key used to establish and enforce a link between two tables. Characteristics: References the primary key in another table. Can have duplicate and NULL values. Example: CREATE TABLE Enrollments ( EnrollmentID INT PRIMARY KEY, StudentID INT, CourseID INT, FOREIGN KEY (StudentID) REFERENCES Students(StudentID));
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