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The document discusses normalizing a database table into third normal form (3NF). It includes: 1) Breaking an original table into three tables that are in 3NF, including tables for Meetings, Events, and Persons. 2) Providing an entity relationship diagram and dependency diagram showing the relationships between the tables. 3) Explaining how relational database management systems support referential integrity through the use of primary and foreign keys.

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The document discusses normalizing a database table into third normal form (3NF). It includes: 1) Breaking an original table into three tables that are in 3NF, including tables for Meetings, Events, and Persons. 2) Providing an entity relationship diagram and dependency diagram showing the relationships between the tables. 3) Explaining how relational database management systems support referential integrity through the use of primary and foreign keys.

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Assignment on Normalisation

Normalisation into 3NF

 I am writing here firstly normalise the table and break into 3NF,here as
presenting the 3NF table sets.
 Broken into three table which is perfectly 3NF table sets.

Meetin Meeting Meeting Meeting


g ID Date Time Venue
1 24/1/2018 11:40 am Library
2 25/1/2018 10:30 am Trail St
3 26/1/2018 9:00 am Blessed
Bean

Person ID Status
KC Yes
YA No
DD Yes
IA Yes
AK Yes

Event ID User ID Rating


1 IA 3
1 DD 4
1 KC 2
2 IA 5
2 DD 4
2 KC 2
2 AK 3
3 DD 3
3 IA 2

 I am also making here diagram for the 3 NF


Meeting Event

 ID  ID
 DATE  USER ID
 TIME  RATING

Person

 ID
 Status

Dependency Diagram for Functional Dependency

Meeting

DATE

TIME
Meeting_ID

VENUE
Status

Person ID

User Id

Event ID

Rating

ERD Diagram
Referential integrity

Meetin Meeting Meeting Meeting


g ID Date Time Venue

Event ID User ID Rating

Person ID Status

 RDMS supported referential Integrity.


 Collection of tables is basically called relational database. Where every table
has specific key called primary key.
 Each table’s row has unique values. If two table is related to each other, it will
be connected by foreign key.
 RDMS has the quality with the referential integrity which ensures that no
duplicate and consistent data is entered.
 It will be done by primary key, foreign key which connected the table each
other and check whether data is correctly synchronized.

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