I guess depends on the language but for both java and C++ answer 3 is correct.
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be Option A.
Explanation:
For such a standards-compliant perspective, the WITH CHECK OPTION clause could be provided to prohibit additions to rows under which the select statement WHERE clause is sometimes not valid.
- This also prevents changes to rows under which the WHERE clause becomes accurate but perhaps the change will result in it not being valid.
- It helps to prevent updating of a row throughout a view process if this causes the row to still be omitted from those in the display.
Get a better processor? What do you want to get faster is it everythibg or is there a specific part?
