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by wiredfool
2023 days ago
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No, Mysql does. Postgres doesn't. (edit, at least, some common mysql table types do) (further edit -- You don't actually need a primary key in postgres. You might want one, and depending on how you do it, it's generally good design, but there's no actual requirement for them.) |
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