Which of the Following Situations Calls for a Junction Table

question 58

Multiple Choice

Which of the following situations calls for a junction table?

• A) The minimum cardinalities are "one" on both sides.
• B) The maximum cardinalities are "one" on both sides.
• C) The maximum cardinalities are "many" on both sides.
• D) One table requires a compound primary key.

Understand the impacts of modifying database objects, such as fields and tables.

Understand and apply properties specific to fields in a database.

Recognize and utilize the appropriate data types and their functionalities within a database.

Grasp the ability to manage database objects, including tables, through various views and operations.

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