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When you have a annotate a property as Primary key in a table?

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When you have a annotate a property as Primary key in a table?
posted Jul 1, 2015 by Merry

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I have one table - TableA. This is source and target also. Table doesn't have any primary key. I am fetching data from TableA, then doing some calculation on some fields and updating them in same tableA. Now how can I update data when it doesn't have any primary key or composite key? Second question - If joining two columns make a record unique then how can I use it in informatica?

Plz help

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I have one table - TableA. This is source and target also. Table doesn't have any primary key. I am fetching data from TableA, then doing some calculation on some fields and updating them in same tableA. Now how can I update data when it doesn't have any primary key or composite key? Second question - If joining two columns make a record unique then how can I use it in informatica?Plz help

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