ownertablename
The term owner_table_name is a placeholder often used in database design and documentation to refer to the name of a table that owns or is responsible for a specific set of data or a related entity. It is not a standard SQL keyword or a fixed database object. Instead, it's a descriptive convention employed by developers and architects to clarify relationships within a database schema.
In scenarios involving data ownership, segregation, or management, one table might be designated as the primary
The specific implementation of such ownership can vary. It might be enforced through foreign key constraints,