What Happens Once the Following Command Is Executed? ALTER TABLE

question 13

Multiple Choice

What happens once the following command is executed? ALTER TABLE ORDERS
ADD FOREIGN KEY (CLIENT_ID) REFERENCES CLIENT (CLIENT_ID) ;

• A) The DBMS will reject updates to the ORDERS table with CLIENT_ID values missing from the CLIENT table.
• B) The DBMS will reject the insertion of rows that have different primary keys but are otherwise identical into the ORDERS table.
• C) The DBMS will reject updates to the CLIENT table with CLIENT_ID values missing from the ORDERS table.
• D) The DBMS will ensure that only legal values are entered into the CLIENT_ID column in the ORDERS table.

Understand and apply the concepts of controllable revenues, operating income, and calculation of ROI and its components.

Understand the purpose and importance of budget performance reports in cost management.

Grasp the concept of standard costs and their role in measuring operational efficiency.

Recognize the various types of standards (ideal, currently attainable) and their applications.

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