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Normalization is the process of organizing columns into tables within a relational database in such a way as to minimize redundancy and avoid insertion, update and deletion anomalies.
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Database normalization vs several dozen joins [closed]
Using PostgreSQL I have a few tables that are about 22,000 records and about 275 columns. These tables are actually reports. There are about 25 sections in each report containing anywhere from 4-12 co …
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