Server Constraints
Contents
Overview
MariaDB Enterprise Server provides DDL (Data Definition Language) syntax to create, alter, or drop constraints.
In the context of ISO 9075-2:2016, this page uses "DDL (Data Definition Language)" to refer to SQL statements in the standard's "SQL-schema statements" group.
Compatibility
- MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.3
- MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.4
- MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.5
- MariaDB Enterprise Server 10.6
- MariaDB Enterprise Server 11.4
Constraints
- AUTO_INCREMENT Constraints
- FOREIGN KEY Constraints
- NOT NULL Constraints
- PRIMARY KEY Constraints and Indexes
- UNIQUE Constraints and Indexes
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AUTO_INCREMENT Constraints
Overview MariaDB Enterprise Server supports AUTO_INCREMENT constraints: A ... -
FOREIGN KEY Constraints with MariaDB Enterprise Server
Overview MariaDB Enterprise Server supports FOREIGN KEY constraints to de... -
NOT NULL Constraints with MariaDB Enterprise Server
Overview MariaDB Enterprise Server supports NOT NULL constraints to ensure... -
PRIMARY KEY Constraints with MariaDB Enterprise Server
Overview MariaDB Enterprise Server supports PRIMARY KEY constraints to uni... -
UNIQUE Constraints with MariaDB Enterprise Server
Overview MariaDB Enterprise Server supports UNIQUE constraints to ensure t...
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