Exam 4: Database Design Using Normalization
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The second step in assessing table structure is to examine data values and determine dependencies and keys.
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What are inconsistent values,and why are they a problem?
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Inconsistent values are different forms of the same data value.For example,in a database of dog owners and their dogs,we might find a border collie listed as "b.collie","collie,border",and "border collie".This will create query problems.For example,a query for "border collie" will not return the dogs listed in the other formats.Or,alternatively,we would have to write a query that includes all possible (or at least known)variations of "border collie," and that would be a real pain.
Read-only databases often use several copies of a set of the same data,where each copy is modified for a specific use.
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A defining requirement for BCNF is that every determinant must be a candidate key.
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Describe the steps in assessing table structure when you are given a set of tables and asked to construct a new database to store the existing data.
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When examining data values as a part of assessing table structure,you should try to determine three types of keys: the primary key,any candidate keys,and any foreign keys.
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Explain denormalization,and why it may be appropriate to denormalize a set of tables.
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When examining data values as a part of assessing table structure,there is no need to try to determine candidate keys other than the table's primary key.
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When accessing table structure,how do you determine how many rows are in a table?
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If you see a column name Notes,it is likely that this is a general-purpose remarks column.
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When assessing table structure,how do you determine the number and types of columns in a table?
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The problem of misspelled data entries is an entirely different problem than the inconsistent values problem.
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An inconsistent values problem is created when different users have coded the same data entries differently.
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To count the number of rows in a table,use the SQL construct ________.
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The SQL IS NULL keyword can be used to count the number of nulls in a column.
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Normalization requires applications to use more complex SQL since they will need to write subqueries and joins to recombine data stored in separate relations.
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