In a data model, domains define data types, constraints, and valid values for attributes. They ensure standardization and consistency across multiple tables and schemas, reducing redundancy and enforcing data integrity.
In a data model, domains define data types, constraints, and valid values for attributes. They ensure standardization and consistency across multiple tables and schemas, reducing redundancy and enforcing data integrity.
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