Which of the following is not part of a "final accuracy check" when creating relational tables from an REA diagram?
A)Every attribute in every table is single-valued (i.e. ,each table is a flat file).
B)Every event must be linked to at least one resource.
C)Every table must have a primary key.
D)Other non-key attributes in each table must be either a fact about the thing designated by the primary key or foreign keys used to link that table to another table.

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Option B is incorrect because an REA (Resources, Events, Agents) diagram is a model used in accounting to describe how resources are affected by events and interact with agents. While it is important for events to be linked to resources and agents to accurately reflect business processes, the statement "Every event must be linked to at least one resource" is not a criterion for a "final accuracy check" when creating relational tables from an REA diagram. The focus of such a check is more on the structural integrity and normalization of the database tables (ensuring attributes are single-valued, each table has a primary key, and non-key attributes are properly related to the primary key), rather than on the specific content of the REA model itself.

Which of the Following Is Not Part of a "Final