@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ As it uniquely identifies an individual record of a table, it is used internally
Primary Key that gets defined / used in NocoDB depends on how underlying table was created. Summary is captured below
Primary Key that gets defined / used in NocoDB depends on how underlying table was created. Summary is captured below
1. From UI, Create new table / Import from Excel / Import from CSV
1. From UI, Create new table / Import from Excel / Import from CSV
1. An `ID` [datatype: Integer] system field created by default during table creation is used as primary key
1. An `ID` [datatype: Integer] system field created by default during table creation is used as primary key
2. Additional system fields `created-at`, `updated-at` are inserted by default& can be omitted optionally; these fields can be deleted after table creation
2. Additional system fields `created-at`, `updated-at` are inserted by default
2. Connect to existing external database
2. Connect to existing external database
1. Existing `primary key` field defined for a table is retained as is; NocoDB doesn't insert a new ID field
1. Existing `primary key` field defined for a table is retained as is; NocoDB doesn't insert a new ID field
2. Additional system fields `created-at`, `updated-at` are not inserted by default
2. Additional system fields `created-at`, `updated-at` are not inserted by default