sys.check_constraints (Transact-SQL)
Contains a row for each object that is a CHECK constraint, with sys.objects.type = C.
| Column name | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|
<Columns inherited from sys.objects> |
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For a list of columns that this view inherits, see sys.objects (Transact-SQL). |
is_disabled |
bit |
CHECK constraint is disabled. |
is_not_for_replication |
bit |
CHECK constraint was created with the NOT FOR REPLICATION option. |
is_not_trusted |
bit |
CHECK constraint has not been verified by the system for all rows. |
parent_column_id |
int |
0 indicates a table-level CHECK constraint. Non-zero value indicates that this is a column-level CHECK constraint defined on the column with the specified ID value. |
definition |
nvarchar(max) |
SQL expression that defines this CHECK constraint. SQL Server 2005 differs from SQL Server 2000 in the way it decodes and stores SQL expressions in the catalog metadata. The semantics of the decoded expression are equivalent to the original text; however, there are no syntactic guarantees. For example, white spaces are removed from the decoded expression. For more information, see, Behavior Changes to Database Engine Features in SQL Server 2005. |
uses_database_collation |
bit |
1 = The constraint definition depends on the default collation of the database for correct evaluation; otherwise, 0. Such a dependency prevents changing the database default collation. |
is_system_named |
bit |
1 = Name was generated by system. 0 = Name was supplied by the user. |
See Also
Reference
Object Catalog Views (Transact-SQL)
Catalog Views (Transact-SQL)
Help and Information
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Change History
| Release | History |
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17 July 2006 |
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