If you want to switch content from a nonpartitioned table to a partition of a partitioned table, what conditions must the nonpartitioned table meet? (Choose all that apply.)

The nonpartitioned source table must have the same CHECK and NOT NULL constraints as the partitioned table to ensure data integrity rules are equivalent before the switch.

The source table must use the same compression setting (ROW, PAGE, or NONE) as the target partition; mismatched compression prevents the switch operation.

SQL Server has no requirement for a special schema named 'PartitionedTables'; the source table can reside in any schema.

A CHECK constraint on the partitioning column must be present on the source table to guarantee all rows fall within the target partition's range, which SQL Server verifies before allowing the switch.

The source table must have indexes that match those on the target partition, including the same columns, ordering, and index types, to ensure structural compatibility.