What is auxillary table.
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It contains only numeric data
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It contains only character data
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It contains data like image, voice and doc’s.
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None of these
Auxiliary tables store large object (LOB) data types - images, audio, video, and documents - separately from the main table. The main table contains pointers/locators to the auxiliary table which holds the actual binary data.
An auxiliary table is used to store content that doesn't fit neatly into ordinary numeric or character columns — things like images, audio clips, and document files (BLOB/CLOB-style data). Because that kind of content is large and unstructured compared to a normal row of numbers or text, it's kept in a separate supporting (auxiliary) table rather than the main relational table. The other options describe ordinary data tables, not the special-purpose role an auxiliary table plays.