Great video, Thx a lot, I'm reading Database Systems, A practical Approach to Design, Implementation and management 6ed, it's a good book, so I arrive at the normalization.. about 30 pages, but didn't get so good, You in 26minutes, explain so good. I would like to see rest of your video( for additional understanding)
Excellent video, was very clear. Just one doubt. In the scheme of the time 25:00 we have Address table which contains the columns City and State. My question is: is there a transitivity relationship between this two features?, Could I know the state knowing the city and therefore need to create another column with states and city separated from address? I am no quiet sure if the name of the cities are unique in EU. Please answer the question assuming that they are unique, I am not trying to correct the video I just want to know if I understood properly
would you accept that normalising the many telephone number per student would not be needed if you identify each number as a different attribute, i.e. Home, Mobile Work etc...?
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Thank you so much for breaking it down the way you did. Also the excitement in your voice made it much easier to focus also.
Hey Brian, You did an amazing job explaining normalization. You made it so much easier to understand. Thank you very much!
Really informative video, good job. This kind of clear and concise detail is surprisingly hard to find
Best explaination yet! I've already been building databases, but for homework making esoteric descriptions is a challenge.
I'm glad you found it useful!
Best explanation of Normalization I came across! Subscribed.
Thanks. This is one of the best videos about Designing database. I appreciate.
Brilliant explanation! Thank you for making this I'm gonna come back to it several times :)
This was really helpful to understand normalization for my database management class!
Excellent all round! Kudos!!
Excellent video better than many
Thank you for making this accessible.
Absolute lifesaver! Thank you!
thank you for great explanation, you are awesome!!!
Great video, Thx a lot, I'm reading Database Systems, A practical Approach to Design, Implementation and management 6ed, it's a good book, so I arrive at the normalization.. about 30 pages, but didn't get so good, You in 26minutes, explain so good. I would like to see rest of your video( for additional understanding)
Excellent video, was very clear. Just one doubt. In the scheme of the time 25:00 we have Address table which contains the columns City and State. My question is: is there a transitivity relationship between this two features?, Could I know the state knowing the city and therefore need to create another column with states and city separated from address? I am no quiet sure if the name of the cities are unique in EU. Please answer the question assuming that they are unique, I am not trying to correct the video I just want to know if I understood properly
Thanks! Right on point! :)
may the force be with you!!
sir lectures are exceptional
Thank you sir 😄 more power
Thanks. I' ll use it in school for my students. :)
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Who knows what exactly Pearsons book was used for the examples in this video?
Thank you
you should have a course in udemy. Brian can you do a series of video on how one can implement a database from a scenerio
would you accept that normalising the many telephone number per student would not be needed if you identify each number as a different attribute, i.e. Home, Mobile Work etc...?
Are those actual Bob Dylan's songs? :D