Good article about a basic concept. Please, do rate your articles so we can choose to skip the basic ones.

Take Care!

Marcos6/25/2009 1:26:23 PM

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Anonymous User 7/28/2005 12:03:07 AM

thanks...i can finish my assignment...thanks for the useful info....really....its availablity makes me really interesting in SQL Server....

Anonymous User 7/25/2005 5:53:42 AM

Very useful information was given. This will help many people in the world.



Anonymous User 5/4/2005 10:56:03 PM

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ABDUL REHMAN 3/25/2004 1:32:36 PM

Great Article! I would recommend Michelle present an article in the SQL Server Magazine each month about a different Database Design. To many people use the Customer/Orders Database Design as an example.

Steve3/3/2004 5:19:03 PM

It amazes me that after all this data normalization, city and state remain in the address table, when they're dependent on the zip code.

Wil Cooley 12/8/2002 12:16:55 AM

I like the meat of the article. The author has something to say. For me, I'm always looking at defining normalization in it's simplest terms to myself and others in the business world. What did detract from the article was that 1NF, 2NF, and 3NF figures and screens did not display primary key and the text was ambiguous as to the primary key for many of the illustrations. Primary keys are a pivotal point of normalization. Confuse the reader here and you've lost them for the rest of the article. Consider updating this article for clarity. It has good content.

Mark Solomon 11/6/2001 7:48:23 AM