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About ScottGem
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I have been an IT professional for over 16 years. During that time I have accumulated a large store of knowledge and experience. This allows me to assist with a large variety of technology issues. My specialty is Database design primarily with MS Access. However, I can answer questions on many different IT related topics.

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Topic: Data Management & Storage



Expert: ScottGem
Date: 7/3/2007
Subject: request for help!

Question
sir, i have a secnario, i want 2 do normalization and er diagram what i do for that? can u help for create table in
data base?

Answer
As far as normalization is concerned, there are many good books and articles on the WEB that explain how to do it. Normalization is a process whereby data tables in a database are designed to eliminate redundancy.

An ER diagram is a visual representation of the tables and their relationships to each other. You can draw such a diagram on paper. There are many software tools that will analyze a database and create such a diagram or allow you to create one by placing objects. Microsoft Visio is an example of one.

Hope this helps,
Scott<>
Microsoft Access MVP 2007

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