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Social Studies, 27.01.2020 22:31, jackie533

Considering the database is constantly being updated, discuss some of the possible issues that may be encountered if the manager wants the same extract each month. discuss the recommendations you would make after analyzing the potential risks. justify the recommendations with reasons, facts, and examples.

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