Answer Posted / shankar v

Above one is true but a small correction is needed as below:

CREATE TABLE TB_MANAGER
(EMP-N0 CHAR(6) PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
MANAGER CHAR(6) NOT NULL)
IN TABLESPACE;

ALTER TABLE MANAGER
FOREIGN KEY (MANAGER) REFERENCES TB_MANAGER(EMP_NO)
ON DELETE CASCADE;

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