[solved]-Given Table Definitions Go Create Table Employees Chi Empid Integer Primary Key Firstnane Q38997898

Given the table definitions below: Go CREATE TABLE employees ( Chi empid INTEGER PRIMARY KEY firstnane CHAR (20) NOT NULL, 1astnane CHAR (20) NOT NULL): CREATE TABLE dependents empid INTEGER NOT NULL, SOLID dependentid INTEGER NOT NULL, dep firetname CHAR (20) NOT NULL dep lastname CHAR (20) NOT NULL, dep age INTEGER, FRIMARY KEY (dependentid, empid), FOREIGN KEY (empid) REFERENCES employees (enpid) DeB ME Assuming there is data in both tables, which of the following correctly describe the effect of executing the statement below? UPDATE employees SET empid ‘10001 A second normal form violation will occur and the statement will not execute. A. Fall B. A first normal form violation will occur and the statement will not execute. C. A third normal form violation will occur and the statement will not execute. D. If the EMPLOYEES table contains multiple records, a primary key constraint violation will occur and the statement will not execute. @ E. If the EMPLOYEES table contains a single record, a foreign key constraint violation will occur and the statement will not execute. Show transcribed image text Given the table definitions below: Go CREATE TABLE employees ( Chi empid INTEGER PRIMARY KEY firstnane CHAR (20) NOT NULL, 1astnane CHAR (20) NOT NULL): CREATE TABLE dependents empid INTEGER NOT NULL, SOLID dependentid INTEGER NOT NULL, dep firetname CHAR (20) NOT NULL dep lastname CHAR (20) NOT NULL, dep age INTEGER, FRIMARY KEY (dependentid, empid), FOREIGN KEY (empid) REFERENCES employees (enpid) DeB ME Assuming there is data in both tables, which of the following correctly describe the effect of executing the statement below? UPDATE employees SET empid ‘10001 A second normal form violation will occur and the statement will not execute. A. Fall B. A first normal form violation will occur and the statement will not execute. C. A third normal form violation will occur and the statement will not execute. D. If the EMPLOYEES table contains multiple records, a primary key constraint violation will occur and the statement will not execute. @ E. If the EMPLOYEES table contains a single record, a foreign key constraint violation will occur and the statement will not execute.

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