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sql - How to give a unique constraint to a combination of columns in Oracle?

I have a Table with 4 Columns

Each Column will be A,B,C,D

Column A is the Primary key. Column B has unique name constraint.

Now I want to remove the unique constraint for column B and give a unique constraint by combining the columns B, C and D. So the table will allow only one row with a particular value in columns B,C and D.

How can I give this type of a constraint?

I tried giving the composite unique key like :

ALTER TABLE TABLENAME ADD CONSTRAINT CONSTRAINT_NAME UNIQUE (COLUMN_B, COLUMN_C, COLUMN_D)

But it is checking whether any one of the constraint is present rather than checking for the combination of unique key constraint.

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17343516/how-to-give-a-unique-constraint-to-a-combination-of-columns-in-oracle

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Create a unique key on those columns

ALTER TABLE YourTable
  add CONSTRAINT YourTable_unique UNIQUE (B, C, D);

Oracle/PLSQL: Unique Constraints


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