Normalization Practice

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In which state are the attributes shown (see table)?

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In which state is the table in (see table)?

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The primary key in the first table is Booking ID, and the primary key in the second is Client ID.

How advanced are the two tables in the normalization process (see tables)?

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What characteristic points to the tables shown above being in third normal form?

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The primary key of the table is a composite key made up of Registration ID and Activity ID. In which form is the table?

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In which form is the table?

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In which state are the attributes shown?

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In which state are the attributes shown (see table)?

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In which state are the attributes shown (see table above)?

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In which state are the attributes shown?

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In which state is the table above?

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Normalization Practice

In which state are the attributes shown (see table)?

In which state is the table in (see table)?

The primary key in the first table is Booking ID, and the primary key in the second is Client ID. How advanced are the two tables in the normalization process (see tables)?

What characteristic points to the tables shown above being in third normal form?

The primary key of the table is a composite key made up of Registration ID and Activity ID. In which form is the table?

In which form is the table?

In which state are the attributes shown?

In which state are the attributes shown (see table)?

In which state are the attributes shown (see table above)?

In which state are the attributes shown?

In which state is the table above?

The primary key in the first table is Booking ID, and the primary key in the second is Client ID.

How advanced are the two tables in the normalization process (see tables)?