You can have upto 32 columns to create one single Primary/Unique Key.
Same no of columns can be used to create an index.

Some other limits are as follows:

Max Database Size : 512 Petabytes ( 1 Petabyte = 2 to the power 50)
Max No of Tablespace ~= 2 Billion
Max No of Datafile per Tablespace = 1022
Max No of Partitions Per Table = 64000
Max no of columns per Table = 1000
Max size of BLOB,CLOB,NCLOB = 4GB

The list could be bigger and bigger ;-)))

HTH,
Rajesh

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Hello Gurus

I just want to know the number of columns that can be combined to make a
primary key(composite).

I have a table with 16 columns of which I would like to make a
combination 6
columns as a PK.

The volume of records may be 10,000 or less. This table will be used to
generate a report(thro a screen).

Any suggestions on how to design the table

TIA

Regards
Vishak

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