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    The document discusses normalizing an unnormalized database for a library system by removing redundant data and multi-valued attributes to eliminate anomalies, including creating separate tables for vendor phone numbers and book-vendor relationships to achieve first, second, and third normal form.

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    The document discusses normalizing an unnormalized database for a library system by removing redundant data and multi-valued attributes to eliminate anomalies, including creating separate tables for vendor phone numbers and book-vendor relationships to achieve first, second, and third normal form.

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    The document discusses normalizing an unnormalized database for a library system by removing redundant data and multi-valued attributes to eliminate anomalies, including creating separate tables for vendor phone numbers and book-vendor relationships to achieve first, second, and third normal form.

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    Unnormalized Database of Library

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    wealth88
    The document discusses normalizing an unnormalized database for a library system by removing redundant data and multi-valued attributes to eliminate anomalies, including creating separate tables for vendor phone numbers and book-vendor relationships to achieve first, second, and third normal form.

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    Unnormalized database of library:

    Student

    Id student Name Number of books Section Id book

    Library staff

    id lib Name Department

    Books and journals

    Id book Name Author Publication

    Faculty

    id member Id book Name Department

    Vendor of books

    Id vendor Id book Company name Publication Telephone no.

    Issue books

    Id student Date of issue Date of return Fine


    Normalization:

    Normalization is the process of efficiently organizing data in the database. There are two aims
    of the normalization process: eliminating redundant data and ensuring that the database design
    does not suffer from any update, delete, and insert anomalies.

    First normal form

    In this form all the multi valued attributes are removed.

    Student

    Id student Name Number of books Section Id book

    In this table none of attributes are multi valued. All the attributes have only single values.

    Library staff

    id lib Name Department

    In this table also all the attributes are single valued.

    Books and journals

    Id book Name Author Publication

    Here also all the attributes will be single valued.

    Faculty

    id member Id book Name Department

    All the attributes have only single values here. No commas will be involved in any of the
    attributes.

    Vendor of books
    Id vendor Id book Company name Publication Telephone no.

    In this table telephone numbers can be multi valued as one vendor can have more than one
    phone number. Hence separate table has to constructed so as to remove the redundant data
    tables from the database.
    Id vendor Id books Company Publication
    Id vendor Telephone no. name

    Second normal form:

    The data tables are already in second form as all the non key attributes are fully functional on
    the primary keys.

    Third normal form

    This database is in third normal form as there is no transitive dependency. All the non key
    attributes are only dependent on the key attributes.

    EIS PROJECT

    (LIBRARY SYSTEM)
    Name: Harsha Babry

    Enrl no.: 09BS0000851

    Section: F

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