If a 1:M relationship is optional on both sides, which of the following is true?
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The resulting foreign key can have null (empty) values |
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The resulting foreign key cannot have null (empty) values |
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The resulting foreign key must have null (empty) values |
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No foreign key is created as a result of mapping such a relationship |
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