p$\_$id is a foreign key $($without cascade$)$ reference to Products$\_$Midterm$($id$)$

c$\_$id is a foreign key $($without cascade$)$ reference to Customers$\_$Midterm$($id$)$

All $"$id$"$ columns are the primary key in the tables.

Based on the above tables, what will happen when we run the following statement without running other SQL statements.

insert into Sales$\_$Midterm values $(5,2006,2,9)$;

p$\_$id is a foreign key $($without cascade$)$ reference to Products$\_$Midterm$($id$)$

c$\_$id is a foreign key $($without cascade$)$ reference to Customers$\_$Midterm$($id$)$

All $"$id$"$ columns are the primary key in the tables.

Based on the above tables, what will happen when we run the following statement without running other SQL statements.

insert into Sales$\_$Midterm values $(5,2006,2,9)$;

The record cannot be inserted because the foreign key constraint error.

The record will be inserted successfully without any warning or error messages

The record will be inserted successfully with a warning message.

The record cannot be inserted because the duplicate entry $\text{'}5\text{'}$ for primary key.