DBMS || BCNF in DBMS||DBMS Both in Telugu And English||Telugu Scit Tutorial

[@bdhanunjaya7447]

Super madam ....nice explaination....thank you so much...🥰😍❤️🥰🥰

[@believer9509]

Best teaching mam❤️❤️

[@rajapratappedapudi]

Great Explanation. Thank you🙏🙏

[@user-csumm22sri41]

Super explanation ❤

[@TeluguScitTutorials]

Thank you

[@shaiksanavulla5547]

Thanks 🙏

[@TeluguScitTutorials]

You’re welcome 😊 Sanavulla

[@rameshv2165]

Madam... T-id is not taken in example relation.

[@dhanakalesh3288]

Super explanation madam,very useful this video,tq soo much 🙏

[@miss_lazy758]

Teacher id starting 1st table lo mention cheyledhuga mam

[@vidwalamanideep6940]

Yes

[@amudhapi6492]

Same doubt me too

[@maheshthadaka8273]

Madam. Last table lo Teacher name, course both are non key attributes but here teacher name can determine course name. So transitive dependency is there. Right ?

[@Baswasarath18]

Mam in the second table teacher -> course kadha mam? Andhukey kadha manam sepearete tables split chesam again mana resultant table ll kuda teacher can also determine course kadha mam? There is a transitive dependency right?

[@karthikm7425]

Namasthe madam...please provide notes for normalization...thank you

[@jagadeeshsai5315]

Good

[@mounikakolli7024]

mam pls explain decomposition operation & types

[@satyareddy8671]

In the upper table their is not teacher id .then how you have taken that column

[@mounikakolli7024]

mam pls explain BNCF and NF difference

[@varshanamthabadh6546]

Thanks mam

[@saiprasanthreddy7107]

mam what happens if there are multiple non key attributes here

[@auh7866]

Hlo mam