Pkey

The Pkey category is located in the Root > Script > Objects category, and can contain the following items that define how primary keys are modeled for your DBMS.

Item	Description
[Common items]	The following common object items may be defined for primary keys: Add ConstName Create, Drop Enable Options, DefOptions ReversedQueries For a description of each of these common items, see Common object items.
EnableCluster	Specifies whether clustered constraints are permitted on primary keys. Yes - Clustered constraints are permitted. No - Clustered constraints are not permitted.
PkAutoIndex	Determines whether a `Create Index` statement is generated for every Primary key statement. The following settings are available: Yes - Automatically generates a primary key index with the primary key statement. If you select the primary key check box under create index when generating or modifying a database, the primary key check box of the create table will automatically be cleared, and vice versa. No - Primary key indexes are not automatically generated. Primary key and create index check boxes can be selected at the same time.
PKeyComment	Specifies a statement for adding a primary key comment.
UseSpPrimKey	Specifies the use of the `Sp_primarykey` statement to generate primary keys. For a database that supports the procedure to implement key definition, you can test the value of the corresponding variable %USE_SP_PKEY% and choose between the creation key in the table or launching a procedure. The following settings are available: Yes - The `Sp_primarykey` statement is used to generate primary keys. No - Primary keys are generated separately in an `alter table` statement. Example (ASE 15): If UseSpPrimKey is enabled the Add entry for Pkey contains: UseSpPrimKey = YES Add entry of [%USE_SP_PKEY%?[execute] sp_primarykey %TABLE%, %PKEYCOLUMNS% :alter table [%QUALIFIER%]%TABLE% add [constraint %CONSTNAME%] primary key [%IsClustered%] (%PKEYCOLUMNS%) [%OPTIONS%]]