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Normalization is a process that is used in relational database design to organize the data for minimizing the duplication. In normalization, we divide the database in two or more tables and create the relationship between them. After isolate the data we performed some additions, deletions or modifications of a field on only one table, then that can be propagated on the rest of the database through the defined relationships. The main two goals of normalization process are: eliminate the redundancy of data and make sure that the data dependencies (relationship) make sense. By these two goals we can reduce the space that is consumed by the database and ensure that data is logically stored. First normal Form The First Normal Form requires the atomic values in each column. Atomic means the set of values are not available with in the column. In other words, in First Normal Form table must have at least one candidate key and make sure the table don’t have any duplicate record. In First Normal Form repeating groups are not allowed, that is no attributes which occur a different number of times on different records Second normal Form |
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