What is Normalization ?
Answer Posted / chirala venkata suresh
It is set of rules that have been established to aid in the
design of tables that are meant to
be connected through relationships. This set of rules is
known as Normalization.
1.Avoiding repetitive entries
2.Reducing required storage space
3.Preventing the need to restructure existing tables to
accommodate new data.
4.Increased speed and flexibility of queries, sorts, and
summaries.
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