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A ''Unique Index'' is an index | A ''Unique Key Index'' is an index in which there are no duplicate keys. With such an index, every key points to one and only one record. | ||
For example: | For example: | ||
:* In a | :* In a Case Management system, every case number is unique. | ||
:* In | :* In an index of companies, every company name is unique. | ||
:* In a list of U.S. citizens, every social security number is unique. | :* In a list of U.S. citizens, every social security number is unique. | ||
Revision as of 19:38, 29 December 2011
A Unique Key Index is an index in which there are no duplicate keys. With such an index, every key points to one and only one record.
For example:
- In a Case Management system, every case number is unique.
- In an index of companies, every company name is unique.
- In a list of U.S. citizens, every social security number is unique.
Learn more:
- Create an Index (Enable Unique Key option)
- Choosing Fields for Indexes