Summary :::: full dependency : using primary key or composite primary key we can drive all attribute partial dependency : when their is one composite primary key having 2 keys each can identify some relationship among other attribute separate it we get (2NF) transversal dependency : when the attribute are not dependent on any primary key or composite primary key remove those attribute to get (3NF) I Hope I am correct on this 😁😁😁
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Summary ::::
full dependency : using primary key or composite primary key we can drive all attribute
partial dependency : when their is one composite primary key having 2 keys each can identify some relationship among other attribute separate it we get (2NF)
transversal dependency : when the attribute are not dependent on any primary key or composite primary key remove those attribute to get (3NF)
I Hope I am correct on this 😁😁😁
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Thanks, a lot that really helped ... but I have confusion on charge dependency on emp_num or job_class
good
There is no consistent transitive dependency
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