You can create an index for composite primary key that uses the same fields present in your composite primary key. mysql> alter table new_orders ADD INDEX new_index (order_id, product_id); Hopefully, now you can create composite primary key in MySQL.
You can also create a Composite Unique Key consisting of two or more fields. To do that we need to apply the Unique Constraint on the table level. In the following example, we create a unique key consisting of FirstName & LastName . The FirstName & LastName themselves can contain duplicate values.
create table my_table (
column_a integer not null,
column_b integer not null,
column_c varchar(50),
primary key (column_a, column_b)
);
CREATE TABLE UserGroup
(
[User_Id] INT NOT NULL,
[Group_Id] INT NOT NULL
CONSTRAINT PK_UserGroup PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED ([User_Id], [Group_Id])
)
Via Enterprise Manager (SSMS)...
To see the SQL you can then right click on the Table
> Script Table As
> Create To
I know I'm late to this party, but for an existing table, try:
ALTER table TABLE_NAME
ADD CONSTRAINT [name of your PK, e.g. PK_TableName] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (column1, column2, etc.)
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