Define the 1nf,2nf,3nf standardisation concept and practical dependence as used for standardisation.

Q: Compare the complexity of BFS and DFS.

A: BFS Breadth First Search (BFS) algorithm traverses a graph in a breadthward motion and uses a queue…

Q: What are the most significant benefits and drawbacks associated with standardization?

A: The answer of above question is as follows.

Q: Compare and contrasSt the advantages and disadvahtages of an anticipatory standard versus a reactive…

A: In sole proprietorship type of business organization, you would be fully responsible for all debts…

Q: What exactly is 2NF?

A: The solution to the given problem is below.

Q: This part of ETL involves gathering information from many sources and transforming it into a…

A: Introduction of ETL: ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) is a process of data integration, which involves…

Q: This paper aims to discuss the deviations of 2NF and 3NF from their general definitions in relation…

A: Database normalization is a process in relational database design that rejects severance and argues…

Q: Examine the variations between the general definitions of 2NF and 3NF and the main key-based…

A: 2NF: A relation in first normal form should not contain any non-prime qualities that are…

Q: Before an open standard becomes a codified specification in IEEE, what is it called?

A: Before an open standard becomes a codified specification in IEEE, what is it called

Q: As an alternative to a reactive standard, please identify and explain the benefits and drawbacks of…

A: Advantages of an anticipatory standard over a reactionary standard: An anticipatory standard…

Q: UML and EER vary. UML evolution.

A: Software developers employ UML and EER models. Both paradigms model software systems, although they…

Q: Explain how one-round DES fulfills complementation characteristics (property).

A: Although still widely used, Data Encryption Standard (DES) has seen a minor fall in popularity as a…

Q: Compare the major key-based 2NF and 3NF definitions to the generic ones. Provide an example.

A: 2NF: This specifies that a relation should not have any non-prime attributes that are functionally…

Q: Discuss how the major key definitions of 2NF and 3NF differ from the generic definitions of 2NF and…

A: 2NF: This defines a relation that is in first normal form and it should not have any non-prime…

Q: What is OOP coupling and why is it beneficial?

A: Separation of concerns is referred to as coupling in programming. This implies that an object cannot…

Q: When discussing 2NF and 3NF, explain how their major key concepts are different from those used in…

A: 2NF: This specifies a first normal form relation that does not contain any non-prime attributes…

Q: What exactly is 1NF?

A: The First Normal Form is 1NF. It's the most basic kind of normalization you may use in a database.…

Q: Define key term overlap rule?

A: DBMS is a product for putting away and recovering clients' information while considering appropriate…

Q: What is a conformed dimension

A: What is a conformed dimension

Q: As an alternative to a reactive standard, please identify and explain the benefits and drawbacks of…

A: Beginning: Reactionary standards try to standardize functionality previously implemented by…

Q: As an alternative to a reactive standard, please identify and explain the benefits and drawbacks of…

A: Beginning: Reactionary standards try to standardize functionality previously implemented by…

Q: Compare UML model and EER model, and tell me what is major differences between the models. What…

A: UML Model:  UML stands for uniform modelling language, it is used for Object Oriented Analysis…

Q: What are some of the key differences between OSPF and MPLS, in your opinion?

A: OSPF: Open Shortest Path First is what OSPF stands for in the acronym world. The Open Shortest Path…

Q: 19) What are some of the characterisics of NoSQL systems?

A: NoSQL, which stands for "Not Only SQL," refers to a category of databases that depart from the…

Q: Comparing the UML and EER models will reveal their differences. How has the UML model changed?

A: Unified Modeling Language (UML) and Enhanced Entity-Relationship (EER) models are two popular…

Q: One possible shorthand for ILFs is ILF. Can you please explain what it is?

A: In this question we have to understand ILFs and what it stands for? Let's understand and hope this…

Q: What does OLAP stand for?

A: OLAP -  Full Form of OLAP is ONLINE ANALYTICAL PROCESSING .  Online analytical processing mainly…

Q: Explain the differences between the fundamental important concepts used in the broad definitions of…

A: 2NF: This identifies a first normal form relation that does not include non-prime attributes that…

Q: What would be the Normalization to this case study?  The UNF, 1NF, 2 NF and 3NF

A: Answer: Unnormalized form or UNF:It is the least complex data set model otherwise called non-first…

Q: So, what does TSR really mean? Provide a scenario which demonstrates the necessity for a TSR…

A: Introduction :  A TSR(terminate-and-stay-resident program) is a type of computer program that is…