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Primary Key - It can be signed - but why somebody would keep it signed?
Vikas Kapoor
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Any real-time example?
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Vikas Kapoor wrote:
Any real-time example?
Can you be a bit more specific of what you are looking for?
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Vikas Kapoor
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Should (numeric and auto generated) Primary Key be signed/unsigned?
IMO it should be unsigned always.
PS :- I am working on MySQL database.
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