Suppose we have two relations Sells (bar, beer, price) Beers (name, manf) And the Sells table includes a foreign key constraint on beer, referencing the Beers table. The foreign key is defined as: FOREIGN KEY (beer) REFERENCES Beers (name) ON DELETE SET NULL ON UPDATE CASCADE; What happens when a record in the Sells table with beer =’Budweiser’ is updated to beer =’Bud Light’? Assuming we have a record in the Beers relation with name =’Budweiser’ 

Consider the relations Sells (bar, beer,price) and Beers (name, manf) and the following view that has been created to list beers sold in specific bars:   CREATE VIEW BeersView AS SELECT beer, price FROM Sells WHERE beer IN (SELECT name FROM Beers WHERE manf = ‘Anheuser-Busch’);   Is this view updatable?       

Consider two tables, Sells and Beers, with the following schema:   CREATE TABLE Beers (    name VARCHAR(50) PRIMARY KEY,    manf VARCHAR(50));   CREATE TABLE Sells (    bar VARCHAR(50),    beer VARCHAR(50),    price DECIMAL(5,2),    FOREIGN KEY (beer) REFERENCES Beers(name));   What happens if the following INSERT statement is executed? INSERT INTO Beers(name, manf) VALUES (‘Bud Light’, ‘Anheuser’);  

Suppose you have created the following view:   CREATE VIEW HighPricedBeers AS SELECT beer, price FROM Sells WHERE price > 5.00;   What does this view represent?

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