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Consider the foreign-key constraint from the ‘dept name’ attribute of ‘instructor’ to the ‘department’ relation. Give examples of inserts and deletes to these relations that can cause a violation of the foreign-key constraint.

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Inserting a tuple:

(10111, Ostrom, Economics, 110,000)

into the instructor table, where the department table does not have the

department Economics, would violate the foreign key constraint.

• Deleting the tuple:

(Biology, Watson, 90000)

from the department table, where at least one student or instructor

tuple has dept name as Biology, would violate the foreign key constraint.

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