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---------------------domain constraints ------------------------------- In the context of database management systems (DBMS), domain constraints refer to the rules and restrictions applied to the values that can be stored in a specific attribute or column of a database table. These constraints ensure that the data within a column adheres to a predefined set of rules, maintaining data integrity and consistency. A domain constraint specifies the valid range of values for an attribute, ensuring that only permissible data is stored in that column. Here are some key points to understand domain constraints in DBMS: 1. **Domain:** In DBMS, a domain represents the set of possible values that an attribute or column can have. For example, a domain for a "age" attribute may specify that valid values range from 0 to 120. The domain for a "gender" attribute may define valid values as "male" or "female." 2. **Data Integrity:** Domain constraints play a crucia...