Example for the violation of Domain, Entity and Referential Integrites:PRODUCTCUSTOMERPCode(Number, 3)CID(Number,4)91219132PNamePriceCName Pcode Quantity7017102CPUMONITOR52.75AbdullahHamood7018.9.13.5704703704МОBILELAPTOP70.95200.509121Said70349124Salim814Fill the table below with locations of various type of violations:Identify ViolationThe violations from the above table areDomain ConstraintEntity ConstraintReferential Integrity

Example for the violation of Domain, Entity and Referential Integrites: PRODUCT CUSTOMER PCode (Number, 3) CID (Number, 4) 9121 9132 PName Price CName Pcode Quantity 701 7102 CPU 52.75 Abdullah Hamood 701 704 8. MONITOR 13.5 703 МОBILE LAPTOP 70.95 9121 Said Salim 703 814 4. 704 200.50 9124 ble below with locations of various tyne of violationa

Example for the violation of Domain, Entity and Referential Integrites: PRODUCT CUSTOMER PCode (Number, 3) CID (Number, 4) 9121 9132 PName Price CName Pcode Quantity 701 7102 CPU 52.75 Abdullah Hamood 701 704 8. MONITOR 13.5 703 МОBILE LAPTOP 70.95 9121 Said Salim 703 814 4. 704 200.50 9124 ble below with locations of various tyne of violationa

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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