EmployeeID is the primary key for the relation below. Which column violates a rule (characteristic) of a relation? Employee Relation EmployeeID Department PhoneNum PhoneNum 300 Finance 321-299-1234 407-999-2300 200 Sales 407-222-9090 321-365-0912 400 Sales 407-807-1124 407-453-2294 100 HR   321-934-2034   Group of answer choices The column named PhoneNum because you can’t have two columns with the same name. All the columns are valid. The EmployeeID column because the ID numbers are not in order. The Department column.

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EmployeeID is the primary key for the relation below. Which column violates a rule (characteristic) of a relation?

Employee Relation
EmployeeID Department PhoneNum PhoneNum
300 Finance 321-299-1234 407-999-2300
200 Sales 407-222-9090 321-365-0912
400 Sales 407-807-1124 407-453-2294
100 HR   321-934-2034

 

Group of answer choices
The column named PhoneNum because you can’t have two columns with the same name.
All the columns are valid.
The EmployeeID column because the ID numbers are not in order.
The Department column.
 
 
 
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