Evaluate the following CREATE TABLE commands:

CREATE TABLE orders (ord_no NUMBER(2) CONSTRAINT ord_pk PRIMARY KEY, ord_date DATE, cust_id NUMBER(4)); CREATE TABLE ord_items (ord_no NUMBER(2), item_no NUMBER(3), qty NUMBER(3) CHECK (qty BETWEEN 100 AND 200), expiry_date date CHECK (expiry_date > SYSDATE), CONSTRAINT it_pk PRIMARY KEY (ord_no,item_no), CONSTRAINT ord_fk FOREIGN KEY(ord_no) REFERENCES orders(ord_no)); Why would the ORD_ITEMS table not get created?

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Evaluate the following CREATE TABLE commands:

CREATE TABLE orders (ord_no NUMBER(2) CONSTRAINT ord_pk PRIMARY KEY, ord_date DATE, cust_id NUMBER(4)); CREATE TABLE ord_items (ord_no NUMBER(2), item_no NUMBER(3), qty NUMBER(3) CHECK (qty BETWEEN 100 AND 200), expiry_date date CHECK (expiry_date > SYSDATE), CONSTRAINT it_pk PRIMARY KEY (ord_no,item_no), CONSTRAINT ord_fk FOREIGN KEY(ord_no) REFERENCES orders(ord_no)); Why would the ORD_ITEMS table not get created?

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A. SYSDATE cannot be used with the CHECK constraint.

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B. The CHECK constraint cannot be used twice for the same table.

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C. The BETWEEN clause cannot be used for the CHECK constraint.

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D. ORD_NO and ITEM_NO cannot be used as a composite primary key because ORD_NO is also the

Evaluate the following CREATE TABLE commands: CREATE TABLE orders (ord_no NUMBER(2) CONSTRAINT ord_pk PRIMARY KEY, ord_date DATE, cust_id NUMBER(4)); CREATE TABLE ord_items (ord_no NUMBER(2)…

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