Difference between primary key and unique key ?
Answer Posted / praveen
primary key not allows null values, but unique key allows null values. only one primary is possible in one table, but multiple unique keys are possible in a table. Each unique key accepts only one null field. Both are used to prevent repeated entry of values.
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