1. The document discusses various SQL constraints that can be used when creating tables such as PRIMARY KEY, NOT NULL, DEFAULT, UNIQUE, and AUTO_INCREMENT. 2. Examples are provided of creating tables with different constraints like PRIMARY KEY to enforce a unique identifier column, NOT NULL for required fields, DEFAULT to set a default value, and UNIQUE for uniquely identifying columns. 3. The document also covers composite UNIQUE constraints to enforce uniqueness across multiple columns together rather than individually.