3 ms·
Yes, it is exactly a candidate key as they describe it - simply another field which uniquely identifies rows in the entity. EDIT: Agree with panda17, they're u
by kthejoker2 6y ago
Yes, it is exactly a candidate key as they describe it - simply another field which uniquely identifies rows in the entity.
EDIT: Agree with panda17, they're using it as "candidate keys which were not chosen as primary key."