Functional Dependencies and Normalization 1. Functional ...
normalization. The approach is: for each FD A b that violates the definition of the normal form, we decompose R into R1 = (A, b), and R2=(R-{b}). This process is repeated until all tables are in the normal form. Example 4 R=(a,b,c,d). F contains …
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