Data Integrity

Data Integrity falls into
1. Entity Integrity
2. Domain Integrity
3. Referential integrity
4. User defined integrity
Entity Integrity: Defines row as unique instance of an entity for a particular table
Domain Integrity: Is the validity of entries for a given column enforced by
i. restricting Type
ii. format
iii. Range of possible
E.g.: CHECK constraints, UNIQUE constraints, and DEFAULT constraints
Referential Integrity: Preserves defined relationships between tables when altered or deleted. E.g.: Check, Foreign key
User defined Integrity: Business rules can be enforced using triggers and stored procedures.

Reference:http://odetocode.com/Articles/79.aspx

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