19. The following code refers to the sample data in the table people. What is the result of each selectstatement?* FROM people WHERE spouse id IS NULL WITH CHECK OPTION;CREATE VIEW new people AS SELECT(a) SELECT COUNT (*) FROM people;(b) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM new_ people;INSERT INTO new_people (firstname, lastname) VALUES ('Einstein', 'Brown');(c) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM people;(d) SELECT COUNT (*) FROM new people;INSERT INTO new_people (firstname, lastname, spouse_id) VALUES ('Clara', 'Clayton', 6) ;(e) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM people;(f) SELECT COUNT (*) FROM new_people; For the remaining questions, use the following table of people:people (id (pk), firstname, lastname, spouse_id (fk))The table was created as:CREATE TABLE people (id INT NOT NULL AUTO INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,firstname VARCHAR(30), lastname VARCHAR (30), spouse id INT,CONSTRAINT spouse fk FOREIGN KEY (spouse id) REFERENCES people (id));This is some sample data:Participation Activity 9+----| id | firstname | lastname | spouse_id |+1 | Marty2 | Jennifer| McFly| Parker| McFly| Tannen| McFly||3 | Lorraine4 | Biff5 | GeorgeNULL |NULL |5 |NULL |3 |+----+--

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19. The following code refers to the sample data in the table people. What is the result of each select statement? FROM people WHERE spouse_id IS NULL WITH CHECK OPTION; CREATE VIEW new people AS SELECT * (a) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM people; (b) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM new_people; INSERT INTO new_people (firstname, lastname) VALUES ('Einstein', 'Brown'); (c) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM people; (d) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM new_people; INSERT INT0 new_people (firstnameę, lastname, spouse_id) VALUES ('Cclara', 'Clayton', 6); (e) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM people; (f) SELECT COUNT(*) FROM new_people;

19. The following code refers to the sample data in the table people. What is the result of each select statement? FROM people WHERE spouse_id IS NULL WITH CHECK OPTION; CREATE VIEW new people AS SELECT * (a) SELECT COUNT() FROM people; (b) SELECT COUNT() FROM new_people; INSERT INTO new_people (firstname, lastname) VALUES ('Einstein', 'Brown'); (c) SELECT COUNT() FROM people; (d) SELECT COUNT() FROM new_people; INSERT INT0 new_people (firstnameę, lastname, spouse_id) VALUES ('Cclara', 'Clayton', 6); (e) SELECT COUNT() FROM people; (f) SELECT COUNT() FROM new_people;

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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