VEHICLE
Observe the table VEHICLE that contains the following four records:
VEHICLE
$$\begin{array} { l l l c l }
\text { Vehiclell } & \text { Type } & \text { Make } & \text { OwnerID } & \text { OwnerName } \
111 & \text { Car } & \text { Ford } & O 1 & \text { Pam } \
222 & \text { Car } & \text { Ford } & O2 & \text { Pat } \
333 & \text { Thuck } & \text { Honda } & O 3 & \text { Pan } \
444 & \text { Car } & \text { Honda } & \text { O1 } & \text { Pan }
\end{array}$$
-Changing the type and name of vehicle 444 in the table VEHICLE will cause an occurrence of a modification anomaly.

Question

VEHICLE
Observe the table VEHICLE that contains the following four records:
VEHICLE
 $$\begin{array} { l l l c l } 
\text { Vehiclell } & \text { Type } & \text { Make } & \text { OwnerID } & \text { OwnerName } \
111 & \text { Car } & \text { Ford } & O 1 & \text { Pam } \
222 & \text { Car } & \text { Ford } & O2 & \text { Pat } \
333 & \text { Thuck } & \text { Honda } & O 3 & \text { Pan } \
444 & \text { Car } & \text { Honda } & \text { O1 } & \text { Pan }
\end{array}$$
-Changing the type and name of vehicle 444 in the table VEHICLE will cause an occurrence of a modification anomaly.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Modification anomaly refers to issues arising from updating data in a database, leading to inconsistencies or duplication. Changing the type and name of a single record (vehicle 444) does not inherently cause a modification anomaly, as it does not involve updating multiple instances of related data that could lead to inconsistency.

VEHICLE Observe the Table VEHICLE That Contains the Following Four

VEHICLE
Observe the Table VEHICLE That Contains the Following Four