Põhivõtmetega

Põhivõtmetega is an Estonian term that translates to "with main keys" or "with primary keys" in English. It is primarily used in the context of databases and information systems to refer to the fundamental identifiers that uniquely distinguish records or entities within a dataset.

In database design, a primary key is a column or a set of columns that uniquely identifies each row in a table. Põhivõtmetega implies that a particular table or data structure has been designed with these essential identifying elements in place. This ensures data integrity and facilitates efficient retrieval and manipulation of information. Without proper main keys, it would be difficult to locate specific data points, establish relationships between different tables, or prevent duplicate entries.

The concept of Põhivõtmetega is crucial for maintaining structured and reliable data. It allows for the creation of indexes, which significantly speed up database queries. It also forms the basis for establishing foreign key relationships, linking data across multiple tables in a relational database. Therefore, when data is described as being handled or managed Põhivõtmetega, it signifies that it is being treated with a focus on its core identifying attributes, ensuring accuracy and accessibility.