A sequence was created with the DDL statement shown below:CREATE SEQUENCE my_seq START WITH 5 INCREMENT BY 5 CACHE 5 User1 successfully executes the following statements in Connection1: VALUES NEXT VALUE FOR my_seq INTO :con1hvar VALUES NEXT VALUE FOR my_seq INTO :con1hvar User2 successfully executes the following statement in Connection2: VALUES NEXT VALUE FOR my_seq INTO :con2hvar After User1 & User2 are finished, User3 executes the following statement in Connection3: SELECT NEXT VALUE FOR my_seq FROM sysibm.sysdummy1Which value will be returned by the query?（）

A.2
B.3
C.11
D.30

A.A sequence will never generate duplicate values
B.The MAXVALUE of a sequence can be equal to the MINVALUE
C.It is not possible to create a sequence that generates a constant since the INCREMENT value must be greater than zero
D.When a sequence cycles back to either the MAXVALUE or MINVALUE, it will always be equal to the specified value of either of these two boundaries

A.CREATE UNIQUE INDEX idx_partno ON parts(part_no)
B.CREATE UNIQUE INDEX idx_partno ON parts(part_name ASC)
C.CREATE UNIQUE INDEX idx_partno ON parts(part_name, part_no ASC)
D.CREATE UNIQUE INDEX idx_partno ON parts(part_no, part_name ASC)