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sammy

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Which term best describes the process of removing anomalies and redundancies from a database?
 
  A) First Normal Form
  B) Second Normal Form
  C) Third Normal Form
  D) Normalization

Question 2

This uniquely identifies each row in a relational database table:
 
  A) A primary key
  B) A foreign key
  C) A row number
  D) A column name



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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