Re: "Hard" Key Determination Method is Easy. DNF Paper is Done..
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2015 11:18:13 +0100
Message-ID: <nvitacolonna-2A8779.11181309022015_at_freenews.netfront.net>
In article <bef08005-8a74-4b97-8fce-652022af0e0c_at_googlegroups.com>, Derek Asirvadem <derek.asirvadem_at_gmail.com> wrote:
> Guys and Dolls
This prompts me to point out that Nicola is an Italian *male* name. I usually get treated better than I am worth in public forums when I omit that :)
> Ok, so it wasn't a contradiction,
> it was missing requirements. "multiple chapters" implies:
> - multiple courses
> - one exam per course
> - multiple chapters per exam, in one sitting
Yes.
> - No redundancies;
In StudentExamination, the fact that, say, Room 101 will host the Networks exam on 3/10, 1pm, is repeated for each student taking that exam. This is a form of redundancy.
> no Update Anomalies
Yes, that may well be the case, with the proper inter-relational constraints in place. For example, the redundancy mentioned above does not cause update anomalies by virtue of a referential integrity constraint.
> Back to work.
Definitely.
Nicola
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