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What is the primary purpose of database normalization?

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Normalization reduces redundancy and ensures data integrity by organizing fields and tables logically.

What does the First Normal Form (1NF) require?

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1NF ensures that each column contains atomic values and each record is unique.

Which key uniquely identifies a record in a table?

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A primary key is used to uniquely identify each record in a table.

What is a foreign key used for?

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A foreign key establishes a relationship between two tables by referencing a primary key.

Which normal form removes partial dependencies?

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Second Normal Form (2NF) removes partial dependencies from a table.

Which statement is true about denormalization?

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Denormalization combines tables to reduce join operations but may introduce redundancy.

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What is a composite key?

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A composite key is made up of two or more fields used to uniquely identify a record.

What happens if a table lacks a primary key?

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Without a primary key, records may not be uniquely identifiable, leading to data anomalies.

Which command is used to define a primary key in SQL?

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The PRIMARY KEY constraint defines one or more columns as uniquely identifying each row.