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SQL Server Default Constraint: A Guide for Beginners

Posted on January 3, 2022August 16, 2023 by Josh D
SQL Server Default Constraint: A Guide for Beginners

Reading Time: 6 minutesIn Microsoft SQL Server, one of the things we should always keep in mind is the integrity of our data. One of the best ways to maintain data integrity is to introduce constraints into our tables. Constraints are a great way to restrict the data that can be inserted into Continue Reading

Posted In Constraints, Data Definition Language

SQL Server Check Constraint: Full Beginner-Friendly Tutorial

Posted on January 3, 2022August 16, 2023 by Josh D
SQL Server Check Constraint: Full Beginner-Friendly Tutorial

Reading Time: 11 minutesWhen working with SQL Server databases, one of the most important things we should always keep in mind is the integrity of our data. We should do our best to make sure the data in our database is valid. One of the best ways we can accomplish this is through Continue Reading

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