Which approach would be the simplest in making these changes?

You want to change your database by adding some new columns to a particular tale. These new
columns represent new data that is not accessed by the current application.
Which approach would be the simplest in making these changes?

You want to change your database by adding some new columns to a particular tale. These new
columns represent new data that is not accessed by the current application.
Which approach would be the simplest in making these changes?

A.
Use edition-based redefinition to create a new version of the table.

B.
Add the columns to the table, since dependent objects will not be affected.

C.
Encompass all access to these columns in separate PL/SQL procedures to avoid dependency
issues.

D.
Add the columns to a different table and create a view to access the joined result.

Explanation:



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Branko

Branko

Are you sure about this? I think that answer is A

Rodge

Rodge

Question asks “Which approach would be simplest”
It does not ask which approach is best.

Answer B looks correct to me.