Introduction
Hi Ninjas!! Welcome to another article on PostgreSQL. Today, we will learn about Inheritance in PostgreSQL. PostgreSQL is a powerful, open-source object-relational database management system (ORDBMS). It is used to store data securely.

This blog explains the details of the Concept of Inheritance with PostgreSQL.
Without further ado, let's get started.
What is Inheritance in SQL?
Inheritance is one of the key concepts of object-oriented programming. It is a method of obtaining shared attributes between two objects by deriving one from the other.
The properties and operations of a parent type are automatically passed down to its subtypes. The inheritance connection is still active as well. Subtypes immediately inherit any modifications made to these attributes or methods in the parent. Any changes made to a supertype's attributes or methods also affect subtypes.

Inheritance allows sharing attributes among objects such that a subclass can inherit properties from its parent class. The primary key for subclasses must share the same database field(s) as the parent class. The primary keys can have different names in these two tables. If the subclass primary key is different from the parent primary key, the parent table primary key must be present in the subclass table.