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Explain the concepts of Primary Key, Foreign Key, and Candidate Key.
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{Candidate Key} – All possible attributes that can uniquely identify records.
{Primary Key} – The candidate key selected to uniquely identify records.
{Foreign Key} – A field that links one table to another table's primary key.
In short: \[ \text{Candidate Key} \rightarrow \text{Primary Key} \rightarrow \text{Foreign Key (link between tables)} \]
PSEB XII - 2026
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Mar 10, 2026
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