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Referential integrity is the constraint mechanism by which a relational database guarantees that foreign keys point to valid primary key records, and its value lies in the database rejecting writes that violate the constraint, so that errors cannot pass silently; modeling model identity as a foreign key can turn semantic rules into hard constraints that the database can enforce.
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