Integrity constraints are the rules defined on a relational database schema and satisfied by all the instances of database in order to model the real-world concepts correctly. They ensure the consistency of database while the modifications are made by the users. For example, the integrity constraint ensures that the value of ISBN in BOOK relation cannot be duplicated or null.
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