Database Schema Consistency
Database schema consistency describes practices and guarantees that schema definitions, constraints and migrations remain synchronized with stored data and application expectations. It covers design-time modelling, migration strategies and runtime validation to avoid integrity violations, downtime or data loss. Common techniques include declarative schemas, strong constraints, migration tooling and backward-compatible deployments.
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