CONSTRAINTS CLASSICAL FIRSTORDER LOGIC

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Jennifer Widom
Constraints Triggers
Triggers –
Introduction
Jennifer Widom
Triggers
Triggers
“EventConditionAction Rules”
When event occurs, check condition; if true, do action
1) Move monitoring logic from apps into DBMS
2) Enforce constraints
 Beyond what constraint system supports
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