Discussion
Use of UNIQUE while defining an attribute of a table in SQL means that the attribute values are
Answer: C
Correct answer: both (A) & (B)
In the SQL standard UNIQUE by itself permits nulls, but in the sense these questions use it - as the guarantee that the column identifies rows - it is taken to require distinct values and no nulls, which is what makes it equivalent in effect to a key.
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