A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, jkanter@virginia.edu (Jodi Kanter) wrote:
> Do constraints effect performance significantly?
They would be expected to provide a significant enhancement to
performance over:
a) Firing triggers,
b) Firing rules, and
c) Forcing the application to validate the data, and then adding
in "data validation" reports to report on the cases where a buggy
application violated the constraints.
So yes, they should be considerably faster than any of their
alternatives.
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