I\'m creating a database table and I don\'t have a logical primary key assigned to it. So, I\'m thinking about leaving it without a primary key, but I\'m feeling a bit guilt
Except for a few very rare cases (possibly a many-to-many relationship table, or a table you temporarily use for bulk-loading huge amounts of data), I would go with the saying:
If it doesn't have a primary key, it's not a table!