SQL Server provides a CHECK constraint to insure the data in a column
falls within a specified set of values. From SQL Server Books Online:

CHECK

Is a constraint that enforces domain integrity by limiting the possible
values that can be entered
into a column or columns.

How is this type of constraint implemented in the framework? Or is it? I
am trying
to get an accurate schema from my table, but this constraint doesn't appear
on the
generated .xsd file when I call WriteXmlSchema.

Thanks,

-- Greg

AFAIK there's no direct equivalent. However you can trap events of the
datatable and implement it on your own.. or even use ExtendedProperties to
do it.

HTH,

Bill
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> SQL Server provides a CHECK constraint to insure the data in a column
> falls within a specified set of values. From SQL Server Books Online:
>
> CHECK
>
> Is a constraint that enforces domain integrity by limiting the possible
> values that can be entered
> into a column or columns.
>
> How is this type of constraint implemented in the framework? Or is it? I
> am trying
> to get an accurate schema from my table, but this constraint doesn't
> appear on the
> generated .xsd file when I call WriteXmlSchema.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -- Greg
>
>
>
>
>