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Answer / cr
Normalization is a design technique to develop table
structures. Purpose of normalization is to eliminate
redundant data.
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Answer / murthybabu
The process of decomposing tables to eliminate data
redundancy is called Normalization.
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Answer / subhash
Normalizatiin is the scientific method of breaking down
complex table sturcture into simple table structure by
using certain rules.using this method you can reduce
redundency in a table and eliminate the problem of
inconsisteny and disk space usage.
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Answer / sudipta
Normalization is a technique by which successive redundancy
of a given relation is make into a more easier form.it
improves the tuple quality and make the data in a
consistence state,also helps to improves redundant data.
(Higher the normal form better the tuple type)
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Answer / anjali
normalization is to crystalizing the table into small
tables to avoid the redundancy. splitting table into small
ones.
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Answer / gladys
Is the process of efficiently organizing data in a database.
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