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Differences in Constraint Checking
Constraint checking in Vector differs from traditional Ingres in the following ways:
• When loading data with COPY, if a constraint violation is detected, the entire dataset is rejected.
• When loading data with COPY, Vector detects foreign key (referential) constraint violations, unlike traditional Ingres.
• Vector does not handle cyclic constraints.
• Because of the optimistic concurrency control model (see Transaction Isolation Model on page 30) used by Vector, it is possible that a constraint violation is only detected at commit time.
 
Last modified date: 06/28/2024