Oracle 11g – Check constraint with RegEx

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A check constraint follows the same syntax rules as conditions for a WHERE clause:

alter table foo
  add constraint check_email 
  check (REGEXP_LIKE(email,'your_regex_goes_here','I'));

More details in the manual:

Edit:

There are however some restrictions on what you can actually use in a check constraint:

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