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  • What is NOT NULL Constraint in MySQL?

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    In MySQL, the NOT NULL constraint is used to restrict a column to NOT accept NULL values.

    The NOT NULL constraint allows a column to always contains a value which means you cant not insert/update a record in a table without passing value for that column on which you have applied the NOT NULL constraint.

    The below statement doesn't allow to "id" column and "first_name" column to accept NULL values:

    Example

    CREATE TABLE emplyee
    (
    id int NOT NULL,
    first_name varchar(45) NOT NULL,
    last_name varchar(45),
    country varchar(45)
    );
    

    Hope this will help you :)

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