The true statement for the relation is, the order of rows is unimportant.
What is row and column?
A row is an arrangement of items that are put next to or horizontally. A vertical split of items based on category is known as a column. The arrangement is in a left to right direction. The set-up is vertical, from top to bottom.
A table's rows are individual groups of connected data. Rows and columns are found in tables in relational databases (also known as records and fields, respectively).
Consider the given statements,
Entities in a column vary as to kind.
The order of the columns is important.
The order of the rows is unimportant.
More than one column can use the same name.
From the given statements, the true statement for the relation is, the order of rows is unimportant.
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