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PRIMARY KEY INDEX_PRIM

    

mysql>

mysql> CREATE   TABLE DIPLOMAS

    ->         (STUDENT     INTEGER NOT NULL,

    ->          COURSE      INTEGER NOT NULL,

    ->          DDATE       DATE NOT NULL,

    ->          SUCCESSFUL  CHAR(1),

    ->          LOCATION    VARCHAR(50),

    ->             PRIMARY KEY INDEX_PRIM (STUDENT, COURSE, DDATE));

Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.00 sec)

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