What is join dependency and inclusion dependency?
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Answer / Janender Kumar
Join Dependency refers to a situation in a relational database where two tables have a functional dependency between their joined attributes. Inclusion Dependency occurs when all of the non-key attributes of one table can be derived from another table through a combination of its key values.
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