1. Does deleting row [C002] in CUSTOMER affect referential integrity? Why or why not? Limit your answers to two (2) sentences only. 2. Does deleting row [C005] in CUSTOMER affect referential integrity? Why or why not? Limit your answers to two (2) sentences only. * 3. Does deleting the last row in ORDERDET affect referential integrity? Why or why not? Limit your answers to two (2) sentences only. 4. Describe how row[3002] in SUPPLIER can be deleted without violating referential integrity. Limit your answers to three (3) sentences only. * 5. Enumerate the candidate keys of SUPPLIER *
1. Does deleting row [C002] in CUSTOMER affect referential integrity? Why or why not? Limit your answers to two (2) sentences only.
2. Does deleting row [C005] in CUSTOMER affect referential integrity? Why
or why not? Limit your answers to two (2) sentences only. *
3. Does deleting the last row in ORDERDET affect referential integrity? Why or why not? Limit your answers to two (2) sentences only.
4. Describe how row[3002] in SUPPLIER can be deleted without violating referential integrity. Limit your answers to three (3) sentences only. *
5. Enumerate the candidate keys of SUPPLIER *
6. Enumerate the candidate keys of ITEM
7. Identify the composite candidate key of the table ORDERDET.
example format: x + y [where x and y. are the attributes that must be concatenated to form a unique identifier in ORDERDET]
8. Provide the foreign key definition for the table ITEM. *
example format: FK x references y, nulls [not] allowed
9. Provide the foreign key definition for the table ORDER *
example format: FK x references y, nulls [not] allowed
10. Which of the following are true regarding the real-world scenario depicted through the
a. There is no need to associate a customer with an order.
b. Customer may have multiple orders.
c. All suppliers recorded in the database must supply at least one item.
d. An order may consist of more than one item.
e. No items are manufactured in-house. f. Every item must be provided by some supplier.
g. Every item must be part of an order.
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