A referential integrity constraint policy that insures that foreign key values in a table are correctly maintained when there is a change to the primary key value in the parent table is called cascading insertions.

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Cascading insertions refer to automatically adding new records to a child table when a new record is added to the parent table, which is not the same as maintaining foreign key values in response to changes in the parent table's primary key. The correct term for maintaining foreign key values in response to changes is "cascading updates" or "cascading delete" for deletions.

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