Hello Robert,
> Also the primary key is used on tables in all sorts of
> databases. It is not only valid for Embedded databases.
This line means that primary key is not only used in embedded database but
also in external Database. You cannot add records to a table using base
without a primary key, in any database engine, be it external or embedded.
Pulkit Krishna


On Sat, Apr 18, 2020 at 6:24 PM Robert Großkopf <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hi Rob,
> >
> > For example at the top on page 14 of "Introduction to Base (6.2)"
> > chapter it says "The field names forename (first name), surname (last
> > name), and birthday are likely to be clear. In addition, a field called
> > ID was added. This field will later take a value which is unique for
> > each record. A unique key field is necessary for the embedded database.
> > Otherwise, no records can be entered in the table. This key field is
> > called the /primary key/ in databases."
> >
> > The sentence "A unique key field is necessary for the embedded database"
> > is imho not correct. a table has an unique key (primary key), not
> > databases.
>
> The database HSQLDB requires this primary key for every tabe - if you
> will work with the table in GUI.
>
> > Also the primary key is used on tables in all sorts of
> > databases. It is not only valid for Embedded databases.
>
> This is wrong. Have a look at DBase, MySQL or, very simple, have a look
> at HSQLDB without using the GUI. You could create tables in this
> database without using a primary key and you could also add values to
> this tables. The wizard works with this feature.
>
> Regards
>
> Robert
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