Consider relations A and B$.$ Relation A represents the entity on the $$one side$$ of a one$-$to$-$many relationship; Relation B represents the entity on the $$many side$$ of the one$-$to$-$many relationship. The delete rule between relations A and B is restrict. If an attempt is made to delete a record in relation A and its primary key value appears as a foreign key value in one or more records of relation B $\_\_\_\_.$

Group of answer choices

no records will be deleted

the record in relation A and all of the records in relation B with foreign key values that match the primary key value of the record in relation A will be deleted

the record in relation A will be the only record deleted and no other changes will occur

only the records in relation B with foreign key values that match the primary key value of the record in relation A will be deleted

the record in relation A will be the only record deleted and the foreign key values in relation B that match the primary key value of the record in relation A will be updated to null