what is the difference between first normal form & second
normal form?
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Answer / somu.kattikar
First Normal Form:
1.it doesnt contain the duplicate rows and null values.
2.those values can be moved into new table.
second normal form:
1.each columns are completely depend upon key
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Answer / nagulmeera
first normol form contain multi valued attribute.
in second normal form contain partially depended on non key
attribute
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Answer / aysh
First normal form (1NF or Minimal Form) is a normal form
used in database normalization. A relational database table
that adheres to 1NF is one that is free of repeating
groups.Second normal form (2NF) is a normal form used in
database normalization,where a table that is in first
normal form (1NF) must meet additional criteria if it is to
qualify for second normal form. Specifically:a 1NF table is
in 2NF if and only if none of its non-prime attributes are
functionally dependent on a part (proper subset) of a
candidate key. (A non-prime attribute is one that does not
belong to any candidate key.)
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Answer / arju
a relation is in first normal form if all the domain
contain atomic value
and it is in second normal form if every non key attribute
is fully dependent on the key attribute and it is in first
normal form.
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Answer / imran khan
First normal form, sets the very basic rules for an
organized database i.e. Eliminate duplicative columns.
Create separate tables for each group of related data and
identify the row with a unique column i.e the primary key.
Second normal form further removes the duplicate data:
i.e. Meet the requirements of the first form of
normalalization. Create relationships between new tables
through foreign keys.
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Answer / amit tailor
first normal form is repating group avoid. and one primary
key difine.
second normal form also repating filed avoid and all null
key is the candidate key. more then primary key is "compose
key"
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Answer / manoj gogoi
1NF: NO duplicate records.
2NF: No composite primary key
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Answer / gopi
1NF: Eliminate duplicative columns from the same table and
create sepearate table for related group of data into
2NF: Remove and create sepearate table for common set of
data form multiple rows and create foregin key relationship
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Answer / senthilkumar.a
FIRST normal form does not allow multi-valued attributes
which leads to the redundancy of data
SECOND normal form where EVERY non-prime attributes is
fully functionally dependent of ALL prime attributes
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Answer / prabhu
to reduce the retundant column for that only we r using the
first normal form
create seperate table for not functionality dependent
on primary key this is 2nd normal form
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