Discussion
All primary keys are required.
Answer: A
Correct answer: True
A primary key identifies the row, so it must be present in every row and none of its columns may be null. The DBMS enforces this automatically once a primary key is declared, and the rule is entity integrity - the counterpart of referential integrity, which governs foreign keys.
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