

Option b) is incorrect because it refers to the language and syntax used to write and run database queries, which is SQL (Structured Query Language). Each table from a database is stored in a separate file, and the user must write separate code to link the tables together. In flat files, the user can only specify data attributes for one table at a time in a database and stores those attributes independently. This type of database is sometimes called a "text database" or "delimited file database." A flat file database is one that keeps information in plain text files, where each line of the file represents a record, and a delimiter is used to separate each field in the record, such as a comma or a tab. A) A database that allows the user to specify data attributes (columns, databases, etc.) for only one table at a time, storing those attributes independently
