Understanding database normalisation - Delan Azabani
The following is an excerpt from a database normalisation assignment that I have completed for Computer Science 3A/3B. Database normalisation is the process of arranging the layout of a database's fields and tables with the aim of minimising dependency and redundancy. This process usually involves breaking up large tables into smaller ones that represent real-life entities, solving issues such as
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