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...and you describe exactly the kind of situation where a surrogate key becomes necessary. I simply object to the terminology which implies that primary keys are, necessarily, opaque values stored in a single column. Changing the title to refer to surrogate keys would fix that.
yours, Michael In reply to Re^3: An improved technique for database primary keys
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