When would you denormalize?
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Answer / dai
AFTER INDEXING ALSO WHEN THE TABLE ACCESS
WILL BE SLOW ie. THE PERFORMANCES is low
we need to denormalize
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Answer / r.s.chauhan
When query is fetching Data from different-2 and small
fragmented tables then we have to De-normalize.
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Answer / priya
Denormalization is the process of putting one fact in
numerous places (its vice-versa of normalization).Only one
valid reason exists for denormalizing a relational design -
to enhance performance.The sacrifice to performance is that
you increase redundancy in database.
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Answer / haseeb
when the data is so scattered in the form of tables and we
cannot find appropriate data easily from the database,then
we need denormalization.
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Answer / prasi
de-normalize is used, when their,, is main benefit of
denormalization is improved performance with simplified
data retrieval and manipulation. This is done by reduction
in the number of joins needed for data processing.
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Answer / lalit kumar verma
Basically De-normalisation is used in data ware house where
no need to do any manipulation work ....
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Answer / sandipan sinha
if I am in need to see the data set in a tabular format
where for each column entry in primary key we can have more
than one entries in other columns,ssometimes they are
needed to be added and summed up together.
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