When implementing the active record pattern should I implement the MS SQL Server CHECK constraints and the MySQL ENUM and SET constraints?
When implementing the active record pattern should I implement the MS SQL Server CHECK
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When implementing the active record pattern should I implement the MS SQL Server CHECK constraints and the MySQL ENUM and SET constraints?
Yes, those are rather easy to implement constraints (compared to data integrity constraints) and I do not see why not!