Computer Science, asked by Niharika077, 1 day ago

What does a foreign key combined with a primary key create?
a) Network model between the tables that connect them
b) Parent-Child relationship between the tables that connects them
c) One to many relationship between the tables that connects them
d) All of the mentioned​

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Answered by TANG24
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Answer:

option -C

Explanation:

one to many relationship between the tables that connects them.

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Answered by qwcricket10
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Option(b) a foreign key combined with a primary key creates a parent-child relationship.

  • When two tables want to link then one column is defined as a foreign key.
  • The value in that column is the same as the other table's column values.
  • Whereas the primary key is for identifying each row in a table.
  • When the primary and foreign keys add together then it will result in a relationship between parent and child.
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