Primary and Foreign Keys
Understanding primary keys, foreign keys, and their role in establishing relationships between tables.
Key Questions
- Explain the importance of primary keys in uniquely identifying records.
- Analyze how foreign keys establish relationships and maintain data integrity across tables.
- Design a database schema that correctly uses primary and foreign keys to link related information.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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