Database System Concepts
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- The task object shall have a required unique task ID String that cannot be longer than 10 characters. The task ID shall not be null and shall not be updatable.
- The task object shall have a required name String field that cannot be longer than 20 characters. The name field shall not be null
- The task object shall have a required description String field that cannot be longer than 50 characters. The description field shall not be null.
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