Sir in the above table 14:47 sir in the relation Stu I'd ->c_fee the fourth and 5th tuples having same y values as 10,000 so there exist functional dependency.......!
But the last table (18:55) stu_id --> c_id is not f.d. For instance101 gives two different course ids. How can that table be decomposed any further? Should we create tables for each course? Edit: Nevermind. Got my answer after watching the BCNF video. The combination of Stu_id and C_id is f.d. which is decomposed. I hope I understood it correctly though.
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Sir in the above table 14:47 sir in the relation Stu I'd ->c_fee the fourth and 5th tuples having same y values as 10,000 so there exist functional dependency.......!
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But the last table (18:55) stu_id --> c_id is not f.d. For instance101 gives two different course ids. How can that table be decomposed any further? Should we create tables for each course?
Edit: Nevermind. Got my answer after watching the BCNF video. The combination of Stu_id and C_id is f.d. which is decomposed. I hope I understood it correctly though.
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sir stdu_id--->cfee is also pfd because both the 103 is having 10k as fee...so x--->z and y--->z both r pfd
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