Person(SSN, name, address) Car(license, year, model) Accident(license, accident_date, driver, damage_amount) Owns(SSN, license)Primary keys are underlined. Note that the driver involved in a car accident may not always be the owner of the car. Assume that accident_date is of type integer, and represents a year (e.g. 1980). Year is also of type integer. Also, assume that a car cannot get involved in more than one accident at a certain date. Which of the following query is correct to find the SSN of every person who owns one or more cars, none of which has ever been involved in a car accident.
(A)
SELECT O.SSN FROM Owns O WHERE O.license NOT IN (SELECT A.license FROM Accident A)
(B)
πSSN(Owns) - πSSN(Owns ⨝ Accident)
(C)
{ O | ∃O1 ∈ Owns( O.SSN = O1.SSN ∧ ¬∃A∈ Accident( O1.license = A.license )) }
(D)
Answer
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