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openleren wrote:
> Hello, is there anyone who can help me with the 'logic'
> I have to apply with a normalization?
>
> Let me be positive: some of you may answer.
>
> The case: a school timetable
/Before/ starting to normalize, (try to) distinguish the types of fact you need data on. These can serve as the 'external predicates' for the logical model.
> Student (StudNo, Surname, Forename, address, Class)
What does this mean? Let's try:
A student, identified by <StudNo> has name <Forename> <Surname>, lives at <adress> and attends <class>.
Example:
A student, identified by 123 has name Jan VanDorpe,
lives at Vlaanderenstraat 456a Gent and
attends 'introductory normalization'.
This has a mixture of distinct types of facts (e.g. 'lives at' and 'attends'). Before designing the logical model it a good thing to have the right concepts. Received on Fri Sep 02 2005 - 08:15:48 CDT
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