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What statement best describes primary keys? A. Primary keys cannot have duplicate values. B. There can be two primary keys in a table. C. Primary keys can be blank. D. Primary keys are also known as foreign
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What statement best describes primary keys?
A. Primary keys cannot have duplicate values.
B. There can be two primary keys in a table.
C. Primary keys can be blank.
D. Primary keys are also known as foreign keys.
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B. There can be two primary keys in a table.
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