IT computre database normalization
Logical Table Form
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Cathy Lambert |
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06/19/2014 |
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Pickup Manifest |
Normal Form |
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Attribute (Type, Size) (ie. Varchar, 30) |
Key (PK, FK) |
Constraints: date format, fixed data |
Mandatory? (Y, N) |
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Customer Information |
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Pickup Details |
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Consignee information |
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Payment methods |
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Using the template put these tables Pickup Manifest, Delivery Truck Details, and delivery manifest in 1 normal form,2 nd normal form and third normal form. Each table must me in all three forms and explain changes in each table (why you made changes) from one form to the next. Show relationship as in 1 to 1, 1 to many, many to many .
Pickup Manifest
Customer information
Pickup details
Consignee information
Payment methods
Delivery Truck Details
Route number
Driver's name
Employee ID
Time logged out
List of delivery manifests
Delivery Manifest
Consignee information
Delivery details
Payment methods
Condition of goods delivered
Date of delivery
Consignee signature
Problems with delivery
You are then to create a second normal form logical database model and explain why you made the changes from the first normal form database using the second normal form rules.
Then, create a third normal form logical database model. Explain why you made the changes from the second normal form database using the third normal form rules.
Assignment Guidelines
Create 3 different databases from the Unit 1 Individual Project ER diagram: one in 1NF, the second in 2NF, and the third in 3NF.
Provide explanations for how you got from the ER diagram to the first database and then from each database to the next.
Compile the 3 databases along with the explanations into a single Word document.
Your submitted assignment (125 points) must include the following:
A Word document that contains your 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF database tables derived from the ER diagram of the Unit 1 Individual Project.
Include explanations for each database summarizing the steps you took to convert the database into the appropriate normal form.
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