Requiring a CustomerID to Exist in a Primary Table Before

question 62

Multiple Choice

Requiring a CustomerID to exist in a Primary table before it can exist in a foreign table is an example of:

• A) referential referring.
• B) referential integrity.
• C) ethical integrity.
• D) the Hoffer Principle.

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Definitions:

Scope of Authority

The scope of authority delineates the range of actions or decisions that an individual or entity, such as an employee or agent, is officially empowered to make on behalf of another party or organization.

Undisclosed Principal

A situation in an agency relationship where the identity of the principal is not revealed to the third party by the agent.

Liable

Legally responsible or answerable for an action or a situation.

Scope of Authority

The range or extent of power that an individual or organization legally has to make decisions or take action.