thanks for your video. BTW why did you choose to make AddressId both a PK and FK ? Couldn't you just keep the AddressId a PK for Address table and make additional EmployeeId column in Address table which can act as an FK referencing the Employees table ?
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you haven't declared it as primary key but declared it as foreign key, how come it's gonna act as both PK and FK
thanks for your video. BTW why did you choose to make AddressId both a PK and FK ? Couldn't you just keep the AddressId a PK for Address table and make additional EmployeeId column in Address table which can act as an FK referencing the Employees table ?
It's just for explaining the concepts. The relationships can be changed.
@@ScholarHat okay thanks
@@ScholarHat this was confusing