#referential integrity
Referential integrity is about keeping relationships between tables in a database consistent. It ensures that a foreign key in one table matches a primary key in another. Documents here cover identifying and creating keys, designing database systems, and using SQL queries to maintain referential integrity. There are also practical examples using DB2, including creating tables and using triggers.
Computer Science, Database Management
Database Management: Problem Solutions
Database Management, Information Systems
Database Systems and Models: Assignment with SQL Queries – Assignment 2
Assignment 2
Computer Science, Database Management
DB2 Case Studies: Practical Examples for Database Management