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A field which uniquely identifies a records is called


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Answer : B) Primary Key

A field which uniquely identifies a record in a database is called a "Primary Key." The primary key is a unique value assigned to each record in a table, ensuring that no two records have the same key. It is used to establish the identity of records and enable efficient data retrieval and manipulation within a database management system.

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