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SAP Sybase SQL Anywhere 16.0 » SQL Anywhere Server - SQL Usage » Data integrity

 

Table and column constraints

Along with the basic table structure (number, name and data type of columns, name and location of the table), the CREATE TABLE statement and ALTER TABLE statement can specify many different table attributes that allow control over data integrity. Constraints allow you to place restrictions on the values that can appear in a column, or on the relationship between values in different columns. Constraints can be either table-wide constraints, or can apply to individual columns.

This section describes how to use constraints to help ensure the accuracy of data in the table.


CHECK constraints on columns
CHECK constraints on tables
Column CHECK constraints that are inherited from domains
Managing constraints
Adding a UNIQUE constraint
How to alter and drop CHECK constraints