Which statements are true about a database?
A database allows only numeric entries.
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Computers and Technology, 03.11.2020 20:50 andybiersack154
Which statements are true about a database?
A database allows only numeric entries.
You cannot upload image files to a database.
You can enter data based on the defined data type.
You cannot leave a field empty.
A primary key uniquely identifies a record.
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