Database Normalization

An overview on how to normalize a database for a relational database management system.

[@kenyasariale8857]

Thank you so much for breaking it down the way you did. Also the excitement in your voice made it much easier to focus also.

[@josep.restrepo3733]

Hey Brian, You did an amazing job explaining normalization. You made it so much easier to understand. Thank you very much!

[@carakintz3536]

Best explaination yet! I've already been building databases, but for homework making esoteric descriptions is a challenge.

[@BrianGreenNJ]

I'm glad you found it useful!

[@proggenius2024]

Best explanation of Normalization I came across! Subscribed.

[@lkchannel1550]

Thanks. This is one of the best videos about Designing database. I appreciate.

[@saumyapareek3067]

Brilliant explanation! Thank you for making this I'm gonna come back to it several times :)

[@MrSlothButt]

Really informative video, good job. This kind of clear and concise detail is surprisingly hard to find

[@mehdihasan6930]

thanks from UoPeople

[@jazzyf9633]

Excellent all round! Kudos!!

[@sunilkumar-id5nm]

Excellent video better than many

[@CyberNoobYT]

This was really helpful to understand normalization for my database management class!

[@gulsarah7779]

thank you for great explanation, you are awesome!!!

[@mr.mustache4743]

Thank you for making this accessible.

[@Patrick-qk2tl]

Absolute lifesaver! Thank you!

[@sergiutacu7425]

Great video, Thx a lot, I'm reading Database Systems, A practical Approach to Design, Implementation and management 6ed, it's a good book, so I arrive at the normalization.. about 30 pages, but didn't get so good, You in 26minutes, explain so good. I would like to see rest of your video( for additional understanding)

[@amyniovi8087]

Thanks! Right on point! :)

[@yukimurasanada5945]

may the force be with you!!

[@oneman9723]

sir lectures are exceptional

[@jayveeramos4928]

Thank you sir 😄 more power

[@akisseventynine]

Thanks. I' ll use it in school for my students. :)

[@juaneugeniodebenedettti6187]

Excellent video, was very clear. Just one doubt. In the scheme of the time 25:00 we have Address table which contains the columns City and State. My question is: is there a transitivity relationship between this two features?, Could I know the state knowing the city and therefore need to create another column with states and city separated from address? I am no quiet sure if the name of the cities are unique in EU. Please answer the question assuming that they are unique, I am not trying to correct the video I just want to know if I understood properly

[@kazititu]

you should have a course in udemy. Brian can you do a series of video on how one can implement a database from a scenerio

[@user-ip1ks5nj9y]

Who knows what exactly Pearsons book was used for the examples in this video? Thank you

[@vincentamari2153]

would you accept that normalising the many telephone number per student would not be needed if you identify each number as a different attribute, i.e. Home, Mobile Work etc...?

[@PhilippeLarcher]

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