1. UNIQUE NULLS NOT DISTINCT (PG15)
Postgres treats NULL as distinct from NULL.UNIQUE (email) will store two rows with email IS NULL.
UNIQUE NULLS NOT DISTINCT (email) makes those two rows collide — the uniqueness most people think they already have.
2. WITHOUT OVERLAPS / PERIOD (PG18)
3. BEGIN ATOMIC (PG14)
Most functions are a dollar-quoted string. The SQL-standard form is not:$$ quotes. The parser sees real statements.
4. CHECK (false) NO INHERIT
My personal favorite, since it feels like applying design patterns to SQL. Classic pattern on anINHERITS parent: reject inserts on the parent, let children accept them.
NO INHERIT, every child inherits the always-false check and nothing can insert.
5. CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER
A trigger that behaves like a constraint: it can beDEFERRABLE INITIALLY DEFERRED and fire at commit. Regular CREATE TRIGGER cannot.

