This paper discusses problems and confusion that can arise in normalizing certain relations, using the commonly accepted practices of identifying primary keys and defining normal forms. Specifically, normalization of relations that combines information on two different entities with a one-to-one relationship is discussed. It is shown that for such relations, using the standard normalization procedures may lead to the conclusion that a relation in Boyce-Codd normal form (BCNF) still suffers from insertion and deletion anomalies. Methods to deal with such cases are presented
In the relational database theory the most desirable normal form is the Boyce-Codd normal form (BCN...
Abstract—DBNorma [1] is a semi automated database normalization tool, which uses a singly linked lis...
AbstractNesting is a way of transforming a first-normal-form relation into a structure with set-valu...
This paper discusses problems and confusion that can arise in normalizing certain relations, using t...
Confusion exists among database textbooks as to the goal of normalization as well as to which normal...
In this paper we first survey various examples for anomalies given in the literature [1,3,8]. We dis...
The normalization of relations was introduced by E. F. Codd. The main purpose of normalization is to...
AbstractIn this paper we present some characterizations of relation schemes in second normal form (2...
Due to the abstract nature of the definitions for normal forms, over the years the interpretations o...
A new normal form for relational databases, called domain-key normal form (DK/NF), is defined. Also,...
The system is a tool both for checking the properties of relational decompositions, as well as perfo...
Normalization is the process of organizing data in a database. This includes creating tables and est...
This paper identifies several areas of database modeling and design that have been problematic for s...
Smith’s method is a formal technique for deriving a set of normalised relations from a functional de...
A new characterization of relational database schemes in normal forms is given. This characterizatio...
In the relational database theory the most desirable normal form is the Boyce-Codd normal form (BCN...
Abstract—DBNorma [1] is a semi automated database normalization tool, which uses a singly linked lis...
AbstractNesting is a way of transforming a first-normal-form relation into a structure with set-valu...
This paper discusses problems and confusion that can arise in normalizing certain relations, using t...
Confusion exists among database textbooks as to the goal of normalization as well as to which normal...
In this paper we first survey various examples for anomalies given in the literature [1,3,8]. We dis...
The normalization of relations was introduced by E. F. Codd. The main purpose of normalization is to...
AbstractIn this paper we present some characterizations of relation schemes in second normal form (2...
Due to the abstract nature of the definitions for normal forms, over the years the interpretations o...
A new normal form for relational databases, called domain-key normal form (DK/NF), is defined. Also,...
The system is a tool both for checking the properties of relational decompositions, as well as perfo...
Normalization is the process of organizing data in a database. This includes creating tables and est...
This paper identifies several areas of database modeling and design that have been problematic for s...
Smith’s method is a formal technique for deriving a set of normalised relations from a functional de...
A new characterization of relational database schemes in normal forms is given. This characterizatio...
In the relational database theory the most desirable normal form is the Boyce-Codd normal form (BCN...
Abstract—DBNorma [1] is a semi automated database normalization tool, which uses a singly linked lis...
AbstractNesting is a way of transforming a first-normal-form relation into a structure with set-valu...