In article <H6inf.93094$ki.54920_at_pd7tw2no>, toledobythesea_at_oohay.ac
says...
> A quick search seems to indicate that sql server wants a primary key
> reference, db2 wants a candidate key reference. I'm not sure about
> Oracle.
Oracle lets you refer to any UNIQUE column combination, I.e. what you
call a "candidate key reference". Note that that phrase is imprecise,
though; such UNIQUEs can be superkeys, not just keys. But of course,
that holds for primary keys as well in SQL ... :s
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Jon
Received on Tue Dec 13 2005 - 04:56:20 CST
