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Update foreign-and-principal-keys.md #4312

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By convention, EF creates a database index for the property or properties of a foreign key. See [_Model building conventions_](xref:core/modeling/relationships/conventions) for more information about the types of indexes created by convention.

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> Relationships are defined in the EF model between entity types included in that model. Some relationships may need to reference an entity type in the model of a different context--for example, when using the [BoundedContext pattern](https://www.martinfowler.com/bliki/BoundedContext.html). In these situation, the foreign key column(s) should be mapped to normal properties, and these properties can then be manipulated manually to handle changes to the relationship.

## Principal keys
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