Use the multiple-column constraint format to associate
one or more columns with a constraint. This alternative to the single-column
constraint format allows you to associate multiple columns with a
constraint.
This alternative to the single-column constraint segment
of CREATE TEMP TABLE can associate multiple columns with a constraint.
Constraints that you define on temporary tables are always enabled.
The following table indicates where you can find detailed
discussions of specific constraints.
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