deriving triggers from integrity constraint specifications in the database management systems

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2001
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Abstract
Supporting integrity constraints is essential for database systems. Integrity constraints are used to ensure that the data in a database complies with rules that have been set to establish accurate and acceptable information for a database. Triggers provide a very powerful and flexible means to realize effective constraint enforcing mechanisms. Implementing triggers based on constraint specifications follows some simple rules that are basically independent of a particular commercial database system. This paper gives these rules, which can be used to derive triggers from constraint specifications. A comparison of advantages of constraints and triggers is also given in this paper.
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Authors ;M. Badawy;K. Richta
Journal the journal of nutrition
Year 2001
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