Single-Column Constraint Format

Use the single-column constraint format to create one or more data-integrity constraints for a single column in a temporary table.
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Single-Column Constraint Format

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2.2.1 NULL
2.2.1 NOT NULL
2.1 UNIQUE
2.1 1 DISTINCT
2.1 PRIMARY KEY
1  %CHECK Clause2
Notes:

This is a subset of the syntax of Single-Column Constraint Format that the CREATE TABLE statement supports.

You can find detailed discussions of specific constraints in these sections.

Constraint
For more information, see
CHECK
CHECK Clause
DISTINCT
Using UNIQUE or DISTINCT Constraints
NOT NULL
Using the NOT NULL Constraint
NULL
Using the NULL Constraint
PRIMARY KEY
Using the PRIMARY KEY Constraint
UNIQUE
Using UNIQUE or DISTINCT Constraints

Constraints that you define on temporary tables are always enabled.