2920/206 Database management system - Database normalization topic notes

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This is a topic lecture notes on database management system. Topic is database normalization. It explains what is normalization, use of delete, insert and update anomaly. Explains how to normalize 1,2,3,boy cord, 4 and 5th forms. It ends with outlining the advantages and disadvantages of database normalization.
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