Explain 1st, 2nd, 3rd normalization form of data base
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Answer / padma
1st normal form: first identify the repeating group of
fields n group them into separate table
2nd normal: it should be in 1st normal form and check all
fields are dependent on primary key
3nd normal form: it should be in 2nd normal form and check
all the fields r independent of any other non-key attribute
ie removes the fields that dependent on non-key
1st normal: first identify repeating fields and group them
another table
2nd normal: it should be in 1st normal form and identify
that all fields all dependent on primary key.
3nd normal: it should be in 2nd normal form and check all
fields all indpendent of other non-key attribute
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Answer / misam ami
1st normal: A relvar is in 1NF if and only if,in every every legal value of that relavar,every tuple contains exactly one value for each attribute.
3rd normal: A relvar is in 3NF if and only if for all time,each tuple consist of a primary key value that identifies some entity,together with a set of zero or more mutually independent attribute values that describes values that describe that entity in some way.
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Answer / ramprasad.s
HI
First Normalisation is "Primary Key"
Second Normalisation is " Composite Key"
bye
sun_ramprasad@yahoo.com
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