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View Constraints

Oracle does not enforce view constraints. However, operations on views

are subject to the integrity constraints defined on the underlying

base tables. This means that you can enforce constraints on views

through constraints on base tables.

Notes on View Constraints View constraints are a subset of table

constraints and are subject to the following restrictions:

You can specify only unique, primary key, and foreign key constraints

on views. However, you can define the view using the WITH CHECK OPTION

clause, which is equivalent to specifying a check constraint for the

view.

View constraints are supported only in DISABLE NOVALIDATE mode. You

cannot specify any other mode. You must specify the keyword DISABLE

when you declare the view constraint. You need not specify NOVALIDATE

explicitly, as it is the default.

The RELY and NORELY parameters are optional. View constraints, because

they are unenforced, are usually specified with the RELY parameter to

make them more useful. The RELY or NORELY keyword must precede the

DISABLE keyword. Please refer to “RELY Clause” for more information.

Because view constraints are not enforced directly, you cannot specify

INITIALLY DEFERRED or DEFERRABLE.

You cannot specify the using_index_clause, the exceptions_clause

clause, or the ON DELETE clause of the references_clause.

You cannot define view constraints on attributes of an object column.