You can have a PK for your history table(like a sequence number) and add the
PK from another table as normal column for this history table.
There is no need for and Relationship to the history table.

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HI,

We have some history tables that are pointing to parent tables.
Parent tables has primary key.
Our developers are saying that we have foreign key from history table to
parent table and we don't need primary key on history table.
Does there are any benefits if we have primary key(concatenated) on history
table. OR
do we should leave history tables without primary key

Thanks
--Harvinder
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