Answer Posted / Jagveer Singh
In SQL, 'RESTRICT' is a constraint used with the DELETE and UPDATE statements. It ensures that an action will not be performed if it would violate the integrity of the data (for example, trying to delete or update a record that has dependent records in other tables).
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