By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
In relational databases, data must follow certain rules or constraints to maintain accuracy and consistency. These are called relational model constraints.
Using the Book–Author example:
At least one author writes one book → a one-to-one relationship.
To look up Author information, the Book entity refers to Author.
To look up Book information, the Author entity refers to Book.
This cross-reference process is called Referencing.
When one table refers to another to fetch related data.
In relational databases, referencing ensures data integrity (अखंडता) between two relations.
