Inability to Add New Data to a Database Without Violating

question 3

Multiple Choice

Inability to add new data to a database without violating the basic integrity of the database is referred to as the

• A)update anomaly.
• B)insert anomaly.
• C)integrity anomaly.
• D)delete anomaly.

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