In which of these situations hashing is not advantageous? – McqOptions

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1.	In which of these situations hashing is not advantageous?
A.	Applications frequently perform full-table scans on the table and the table is sparsely populated
B.	You cannot afford to preallocate the space that the hash cluster will eventually need
C.	You cannot afford to preallocate the space that the hash cluster will eventually need
D.	All mentioned above
Answer» E.

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