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Oracle Tutorials : Primary Keys and Unique Columns in Oracle and SQL-Server
| The SQL-92 standard requires that all values in a primary key be unique and that the column not allow null values. Both Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server enforce uniqueness by automatically creating unique indexes whenever a PRIMARY KEY or UNIQUE constraint is defined. Additionally, primary key columns are automatically defined as NOT NULL. Only one primary key is allowed per table. |  |
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