Postgres constraints are the rules that keep your data clean.
Types tell you *what* can be stored but constraints enforce *what must be true*.
If a row violates a rule, Postgres rejects it. No silent corruption.
A few well-chosen constraints prevent entire classes of bugs.
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What you should know about constraints in PostgreSQL | xata.io by Gulcin Yildirim Jelinek
In this blog, we explore Postgres constraints through the pg_constraint catalog, covering table vs. column constraints, constraint triggers, domains and more.
