You are working as a Database Administrator. You erroneously dropped an important table named WAREHOUSE_DETAILS. The table resides in a non-SYSTEM tablespace. The following dependent objects have been defined on the dropped table： Due to limited space， some of the indexes and triggers have been removed from the Recycle Bin. You decide to recover the table by using Flashback Drop. You execute the following statement： SQL>FLASHBACK TABLE warehouse_details TO BEFORE DROP； What will be the implication of executing this statement？（）
- A Only the WAREHOUSE_DETAILS table is recovered， and none of the dependent objects are recovered.
- B The WAREHOUSE_DETAILS table is recovered along with the NOT NULL constraints， primary key constraint， and the referential integrity constraints.
- C The WAREHOUSE_DETAILS table is recovered along with all the dependent objects except the indexes and triggers previously removed from the Recycle Bin.
- D The WAREHOUSE_DETAILS table is recovered along with all the dependent objects except the referential integrity constraints and the indexes and triggers previously removed from the Recycle Bin.