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Do not proceed with database design unless: A. the data model is accurate. B. If corrections are needed in the database structure, the requirements step is the best time to do this. C. If the data model is incorrect, the database can still be used successfully. D. The user doesn't need to dedicate special time to reviewing the data model. E. A database is a model of how only managers view their business world.

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