docs(data-integrity): domain integrity extends to OAS + codec types - #260
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Expand the Domain integrity section to describe how Object-Augmented Schemas and the codec system extend domain integrity beyond scalar SQL types: a codec defines a domain-specific datatype with arbitrary validation checks on encode and typed access methods on decode, and because the object write is bound to the same database transaction as its row, object-backed attributes obey the same transaction discipline (commit/rollback together) as tabular data.
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Expands the Domain integrity section of Data Integrity to cover what was only gestured at ("custom codecs attach domain rules … as well").
The added paragraph explains that Object-Augmented Schemas + the codec system carry domain integrity beyond scalar SQL types:
enumdoes for a category) and expose typed access methods on decode.Net: domain integrity holds uniformly from
int32/enumto arbitrary structured and object-backed types, under one consistency guarantee. Links to the OAS explanation, the custom-codec how-to, and the codec API spec.