Multi-Record Constraints

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A multi-record constraint refers to columns from more than one table. Multi-record constraints are handled the same way as single-record constraints. All columns in the constraint text contribute to determine whether the constraint is multi-record or not. Accordingly, all constraints that contain joins or subqueries have multi-record scope. This is true even if a table is joined with itself.

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Restrictive Multi-Record Constraints

Corrective Multi-Record Constraints