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| From: | Paul DuBois | Date: | January 8 2003 10:38pm |
| Subject: | Re: Row value uniqueness? | ||
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At 10:27 -0800 1/8/03, Steven Nakhla wrote: >Aside from designating a row as a primary key, is >their any SQL syntax to force that entries within a >row are unique (such as a string value)? Thanks! > >Steve Nakhla Well, other than using a PRIMARY KEY, you can use a UNIQUE index, but aside from a couple of small things, they're pretty much the same thing. You can use them on string columns, if that's what you're wondering.
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| • Re: Row value uniqueness? | Steven Nakhla | 8 Jan |
| • Re: Row value uniqueness? | Paul DuBois | 8 Jan |
| • Re: Row value uniqueness? | Zak Greant | 8 Jan |
