The delete anomaly
A) may result in unintentional loss of important data.
B) is usually easily detected by users.
C) restricts the addition of new records.
D) prevents users from deleting outdated data from records or tables.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The delete anomaly may result in unintentional loss of important data as it may not only remove the intended data but also the related data in other tables that are connected through foreign keys.

The Delete Anomaly