1. Can a normal table (non-upsert) have primnary ...
# troubleshooting
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1. Can a normal table (non-upsert) have primnary key => then only defining "primaryKeyColumns": ["event_id"] in schema should be fine ??? 2. For upsert table if we have composit primary key like - "primaryKeyColumns": ["event_id", "eventName"] . And kafka partition key is like event_id (made of only one primary key field). Should it be fine ?
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1. Yes, it is ok to have pk defined. In fact pk can be used for other purposes like join. 2. Yes, it’s fine to have coarser grained partitions