Question

Can you create a relationship between the accountid field in one table with the profilenum field in a different table? select an answer:

O yes, it is possible to create a relationship between fields with different names.
O it will be possible, but only if both fields are numeric.
O it will be possible, but only if both fields are textual.
O no, fields with different names cannot be in a relationship.

Answer 1

Yes, it is possible to create a relationship between the accountid field in one table and the profilenum field in a different table.

Therefore, the correct answer is: option "yes, it is possible to create a relationship between fields with different names."

Step-by-step explanation:

In database management systems, a relationship is established through a process called database normalization.

In this case, it is also possible to create a relationship between the accountid field in one table and the profilenum field in a different table.

The relationship between two tables can be established using a common field(s) or column(s) between them, regardless of the field names. The important factor is that the data in those fields have a meaningful connection.

For example, if the accountid is a unique identifier for an account in one table, and the profilenum is a unique identifier for a profile in another table, those fields can be used to establish a meaningful relationship between the tables.