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Integrity Constraints in an Active Database Environment
This chapter surveys the interaction between active rules and integrity constraints. First, we analyze the static case following the SQL-1999 Standard Committee point of view which, up to date, represents the state of the art. Then, we consider the case of dynamic constraints for which we use a temporal logic formalism. finally, we discuss the applicabilty, limitations and partial solutions found when attempting to ensure the satisfaction of dynamic constraints.