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Old 11-21-10, 12:54
xNegma xNegma is offline
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Recommendation for Database Design
Hi all,

May i ask what is the best practices for Database Design. I would like to reduce redundancy. Furthermore, i hate to delete my database table again and again due to bad database design. Please help me out!
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Old 11-21-10, 14:47
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best practice is 3rd normal form

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Old 11-21-10, 14:52
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Best practice is also opinion.
5th normal form is my best practice.
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