What Do Key Integrity Constraints Consist Of

question 11

Multiple Choice

What do key integrity constraints consist of?

• A) smart card limitations
• B) primary and alternate key constraints
• C) primary and foreign key constraints
• D) authorization permissions

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Definitions:

Projective Techniques

Qualitative approaches which allow for greater flexibility in response and greater subjectivity in analysis.

Formal

Pertaining to or following established form, custom, or rule, often characterized by seriousness or conventionality.

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Dichotomies

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