Foreign Key Used in Composite Primary Key?

You probably need to specify the columns that are supposed to match.

Yes it is possible and is generally considered best DB design practice, but practically, an ID column is just easier to deal with. Think of join tables, their primary key is a composite of two foreign keys. There is no difference to using multiple foreign keys as part of a composite primary key.

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