Multiple choice technology databases An USER cannot have these if Permanent space is not allocated to it Permanent Table and Stored Procedure Permanent View and Stored Procedure Macros and Stored Procedure None of the above Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself A Correct answer Explanation Permanent objects like permanent tables and stored procedures require permanent space allocation. Without permanent space, a user cannot create or store these durable database objects. Views and macros don't require permanent space in the same way.