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The Robert Gordon University

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The Robert Gordon University

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    1. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 1

    2. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 2 Normalisation in Context

    3. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 3 Aim of lecture

    4. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 4 Contents First normal form Why normalisation is useful Information redundancy Various types of anomaly Functional dependency How to normalise Second normal form Third normal form (but not Boyce-Codd form)

    5. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 5 First Normal Form

    6. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 6 Tables NOT in First normal form

    7. 18/09/2012 7 Converting department table to 1st normal form

    8. 18/09/2012 8 What to do if there are several multi-valued attributes

    9. 18/09/2012 9 How repeating groups might arise

    10. 18/09/2012 10 Removing repeating groups

    11. 18/09/2012 11 Exercise on 1st normal form

    12. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 12 Exercise on 1st normal form

    13. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 13 Staff and Branch Data

    14. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 14 Insertion Anomalies

    15. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 15 Modification Anomaly

    16. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 16 Deletion Anomaly

    17. 17 A better design

    18. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 18 Anomalies in the Purchase Item table

    19. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 19 Functional Dependency StudentID ? Student_surname u0006610 ? Smith Student_surname ? StudentID Smith ? u0006610 Smith ? u0107554 Smith ? u9801718

    20. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 20 Full Functional Dependency

    21. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 21 Functional Dependencies

    22. 18/09/2012 22 Removing partial dependencies

    23. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 23 Second normal form

    24. 24 Exercise

    25. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 25 Redundancies in the Purchase Order table

    26. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 26 Transitive dependency If A ? B and B ? C, then we can write A ? B ? C OrderNo ? SupplierNo ? SupplierName We say C is transitively dependent on A Or A determines C via B Supplier name is transitively dependent on OrderNo, or OrderNo determines SupplierName via SupplierNo A table is in third normal form if It is in second normal form, and There are no transitive dependencies

    27. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 27 Removing Transitive Dependencies from the purchase order table

    28. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 28 Note on transitive dependency

    29. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 29 Exercise

    30. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 30 Summary UN-normalised DBs cause problems Redundancy/Waste of time and space Anomalies (Insert, Update, Delete) Each table should have a single topic This will be indicated by the primary key An UN-normalised table tries to combine SEVERAL topics Contains inappropriate dependencies

    31. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 31 Summary

    32. 18/09/2012 The Robert Gordon University 32 The Normalisation Process

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