Discussion
A primary key if combined with a foreign key creates
Answer: A
Correct answer: Parent-Child relationship between the tables that connect them.
A foreign key must match a primary key in another table, which makes that table the parent and this one the child. The result is a one-to-many relationship, and it lets the DBMS enforce referential integrity: no child row may refer to a parent that does not exist.
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