Table information is used to answer E6.8 (picture attached)

Operational Databases TABLE A: INCOMING STUDENTS DEPOSITS DepositDeposit Amount Date 2/12/2013 $1,000 2/12/2013 $1,000 2/13/2013 $1,000 2/13/2013| $1,000 2/14/2013 $1.000 2/14/2013 $1,000 2/15/2013 $1,000 2/15/2013 $1,000 2/16/2013 $1,000 2/16/2013 $1,000 Total No of Students 10 Total Amount of $10,000 Deposits TABLE B INCOMING STUDENTS INFORMATION Student ID Student Student Passport Date of DepositStudent Home Student Home Town Detroin Country USA Lname Fname Number 200602 |Mc 200803 Suzuk Mark US2000001 02/12/2013 Akiko JA7000001 02/12/2013 USA 200604 Jones Mary US2000002 02/13/2013 200605 Lalime Patrick CA3000001 February 13th, 2013 MontrealCanada 200606Van Basten Robin NE4000001 02/14/2013 200607 Van Basten Rob NE4000001 02/14/2013 200608 Vrabec Alen CR5000001 02/14/2013 200609 Popov 200610 De Beers Inge NE4000002 02/15/2013 Amsterdam Neverland Netherlands Amsterdam Amsterdam Netherlands Zagreb Plovdiv Croatia Stilian BU6000001 02/15/2013 Number of 9 Incoming Students RE 6.38 Albus International Academy Tables SE TO-DEFAULT E6.8 Consider the following scenario. If a DBMS enforces an UPDATE option on the referential integrity constraint be- tween SALES REP and TERRITORY, show the records in tahles SALES REP and TERRITORY At Albus International Academy, every incon makes a $1,000 deposit. Albus International A 10 incomine studet