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Old 06-30-08, 07:27
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Question Regarding first 3 Normal Form

Pls see the attach file and Explain the Answer
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Old 06-30-08, 07:31
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So - the message has still not got through that you won't get your homework done for you here huh? Demonstrate a modicom of effort on your part or stop posting your assignments.
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Old 06-30-08, 07:32
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Dear dbconcept

To save you doing any work perhaps you should just give us the email address of your lecturer and we’ll send our answers directly to him.

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Old 06-30-08, 09:55
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Ok
Here is my effort

First Normal Form

Yes the Student_Credithours is in first Normal Form

2ND Normal Form

No it is not in 2NF. we will split the table into three Tables i.e.
Student (StdId , StuName,age) PK stdid
Discipline ( Disciplineid, Disciplinename,totalCreditHr) PK Disciplineid
Student_Credithour (StdId, Disciplineid, EaranedCredithr) FK StdId, Disciplineid

Pls correct if i am wrong and for 3rd NF pls help me out pootle flump
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Old 07-06-08, 14:19
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Disciplineid, Disciplinename,totalCreditHr are not part of the question. There is no requirement to invent new attributes.
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Old 07-06-08, 14:50
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Quote:
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Disciplineid, Disciplinename,totalCreditHr are not part of the question. There is no requirement to invent new attributes.
he hasn't copy/pasted the entire assignment

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