Are foreign key constraints necessary?
Answer / Janardan Singh Yadav
Foreign key constraints in PostgreSQL help maintain data integrity by ensuring relationships between tables are consistent. They are not always necessary but are often used to prevent orphan records and ensure data accuracy.
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