The `ForeignKeyConstraint` class in Python's SQLAlchemy library represents a foreign key constraint in a relational database. It is used to define a relationship between two tables where the foreign key column in one table references the primary key column in another table. This constraint ensures the referential integrity of the data by enforcing that any value in the foreign key column must exist in the referenced primary key column. The `ForeignKeyConstraint` class allows the specification of various parameters such as the columns involved in the relationship, the name of the constraint, and any additional optional constraints or actions to be performed on updates or deletions.
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