View the Exhibit and examine the structure of the ORDERS table:

The ORDER_ID column has the PRIMARY KEY constraint and CUSTOMER_ID has the NOT NULL constraint. No default values have been specified for any of the columns. Evaluate the following statement:

INSERT INTO (SELECT order_id,order_date,customer_id FROM ORDERS WHERE order_total = 1000 WITH CHECK OPTION) VALUES (13, SYSDATE, 101); What would be the outcome of the above INSERT statement?

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View the Exhibit and examine the structure of the ORDERS table:

The ORDER_ID column has the PRIMARY KEY constraint and CUSTOMER_ID has the NOT NULL constraint. No default values have been specified for any of the columns. Evaluate the following statement:

INSERT INTO (SELECT order_id,order_date,customer_id FROM ORDERS WHERE order_total = 1000 WITH CHECK OPTION) VALUES (13, SYSDATE, 101); What would be the outcome of the above INSERT statement?

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C. It would not execute successfully because the ORDER_TOTAL column is not specified in the SELECT

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A. It would execute successfully and the new row would be inserted into a new temporary table created

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B. It would execute successfully and the ORDER_TOTAL column would have the value 1000 inserted

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D. It would not execute successfully because all the columns from the ORDERS table should have been

View the Exhibit and examine the structure of the ORDERS table: The ORDER_ID column has the PRIMARY KEY constraint and CUSTOMER_ID has the NOT NULL constraint. No default values have been specified…

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