What is an integrity constraint?
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What is an integrity constraint?
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According to an integrity constraint, a table can have only one primary key constraint. A primary key constraint imposes that the primary key attribute should be unique and cannot have NULL values. This ensures that the primary key value uniquely identifies each and every row in a table.
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