Hi,

If you are using a unix system, from the command line you can type the following:

$ mysqldump -d dbase_name table_name

You will see all the column definitions, then the last line defining the columns you should see something like:

PRIMARY KEY (column_1,column_2)

where TABLE_ID is the name of your primary key column. if you have a multiple primary key, each column that makes up the key will be listed separated by commas.

also, if you are in a mysql session, if you describe your table, the primary keys will be listed as follows:

| column_1 | int(11) | | PRI | 0 | | | column_2 | int(11) | | PRI | 0 | |

hope this helps.

ciao! greg.