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| Q. |
If a relation scheme is in BCNF, then it is also in |
| A. | First normal form |
| B. | Second normal form |
| C. | Third normal form |
| D. | Fourth normal form |
| Answer» C. Third normal form | |
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JINESH VARIA
1 year ago
As a part of Normal Function Series, one of the best example as we received since its described and update or invented by or from our various teaching faculties & Expert programmers or we learn that, first implemented only and only third normal forms. instead of BCNF. Other side we can't write first BCNF and after write 3NF. please if your choice is right than explained in details with suitable examples to me. Awaiting favourable reply
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