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=Foreign Key Constraint= | =Foreign Key Constraint= | ||
A foreign key constraint can be created to verify that the values in one table exist in another table. | |||
{{Internal|Relational_Databases#Foreign_Key|Foreign Key}} | {{Internal|Relational_Databases#Foreign_Key|Foreign Key}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:34, 23 May 2024
Internal
Overview
NOT NULL Constraint
CREATE TABLE ...
( ...
somecolumn varchar(30) NOT NULL,
...
);
Also see:
Primary Key Constraint
CREATE TABLE ...
( ...
CONSTRAINT pk_someconstraint PRIMARY KEY (somecolumn)
);
The primary key constraint can also be added after table creation with ALTER TABLE
.
Foreign Key Constraint
A foreign key constraint can be created to verify that the values in one table exist in another table.
CREATE TABLE ...
( ...
CONSTRAINT fk_someconstraint FOREIGN KEY (somecolumn)
);
The foreign key constraint can also be added after table creation with ALTER TABLE
.
Check Constraint
CREATE TABLE ...
( ...
eye_color CHAR(2) CHECK (eye_color IN ('BR', 'BL', 'GR')),
...
);