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3NF or BCNF?
hi, is the following table in 3NF and BCNF (boyce codd normal form)?
PL(Team, played, Won, Draws, Lost, goals-scored, goals-against, Points) I mean, its purpose seems simple enough, but it is confusing to me either whether its possible to decompose it to BCNF. anyone got any clues?? x |
Re: 3NF or BCNF?
Every database design with respect to some context and so you should let us know what you are trying to store in the tabled and what each column is all about.
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Re: 3NF or BCNF?
Well, the purpose of the database is to store information on a football,soccer league, stating the facts and figures about the teams. For example dta would be updated accordingly for if a team would play a game and score 2 goals, the played column would increase 1 and the goals would increase by 2. Sorry for my bad description, heres a table .
Team, played, Won, Draws, Lost, goals-scored, goals-against, Points England, 8, 7, 1, 0, 19, 6, 22 Brazil, 9, 6, 2, 1, 11, 2, 20 hope my question is abit clearer. |
Re: 3NF or BCNF?
sorry i dont know how to edit the post, i forgot to mention
team = team name played = how many games a team has played won = how many games a team has won draws = how many games a team has drawed lost = how many games a team has lost goals- scored = how many goals a team has scored goals-against = how many goals they have conceived points = there points on the table is determined by all the previous attributes. |
Re: 3NF or BCNF?
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Now about your query. I think your table structure is in 3 NF provided your team is the unique key. |
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