120. Which formal method locates and analyzes relation schemas based on their primary and candidate keys, as well as the functional dependencies present among the attributes of these schemas: a. Functional dependency b. Database modeling c. Normalization d. Decomposition
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Functional dependency: This refers to the relationship between attributes in a relation schema, where the value of one attribute determines the value of another attribute. b. Database modeling: This refers to the process of creating a conceptual representation of Show more…
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