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You loose some features of SQL when you have historical values.

For example if you only want customers to create orders you can set a foreign key between customer and order. If you don't delete orders and customers, then the database will allow you to insert new orders against old customers, unless you apply a more complex constraint.



This can be handled by deleting orders from the logical representation, yet preserving them in the historical layer.




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