When the parent entity is required (M)in a relationship,every row of the child table must have a valid,non-null value of the foreign key.

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This is because a mandatory relationship means that the child table cannot exist without a corresponding parent entity, and therefore every row in the child table must have a valid foreign key value pointing to a parent entity.

When the Parent Entity Is Required (M)in a Relationship,every Row