The @PrimaryKey annotation will mark a field as a primary key inside Realm. Only one field in a
RealmObject class can have this annotation, and the field should uniquely identify the object.
Trying to insert an object with an existing primary key will result in an
RealmPrimaryKeyConstraintException
.
Primary keys also count as having the
Index
annotation.
It is allowed to apply this annotation on the following primitive types: byte, short, int, and long.
String, Byte, Short, Integer, and Long are also allowed, and further permitted to have
null
as a primary key value.