if i have two non identified relationships, FK_one and FK_two. The only way, that i cant put them as a single primary key is when i add PK to the FK_one and FK_two, but if i do that, the relation is now an identified.

So my question is: i only can have two foreign keys as a PK if they are an Identified relationship, correct? otherwise they can't be used as PK even if I have two or more FK (non Identified relationships)

Originally asked by: user455318 on Stack Overflow