Does MySQL support check constraint? [duplicate]

Answer 1

So far as I can tell from past usage and the manual, MySQL only supports PRIMARY KEY, UNIQUE and FOREIGN KEY constraints, and these only if the table is an InnoDB table. Other storage types accept these constraints and store them after a fashion but do not enforce them. The kind of constraint you mention is not enforced; there appears to be some discussion on the MySQL website about it.

Answer 2

It is really frustrating not being able to enforce rules you want on your tables, rows and columns. The numbers of Engines for tables also doesn't make things easier. CHECK, TRANSACTION, FULLTEXT INDEX, FOREIGN KEY etc missing in some engines and present in some engines