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I think this was the parent's point. Since, as you point out, we we almost never use the data itself (e.g. date of birth) as the primary key, the parent is ask
by ARandomerDude 5y ago
I think this was the parent's point. Since, as you point out, we we almost never use the data itself (e.g. date of birth) as the primary key, the parent is asking why is this a feature at all? Why not just mandate a uuid, number, etc. as the primary key?
- uDontKnowMe 5y agoWell it's easy enough to think of a situation where you would use a date as a primary key, for example time series data.