What joy do you impart by posing a most appropriate question! Yes, what about "life requirements?" Therein lies the problem! For, life requirement - or what I would call expectations - are the sinus through which our anticipations flow. And the failure to meet our expectations - and they are usually far beyond our life requirement - is the cause of our greatest disappointments. So you see the difficulty we are having in defining "life requirements." Yes, of course, scaling down our expectation might make us more accessable and will limit us to what you call "suitable attributes." But, unfortunately, what you might call suitable, might not be suitable for the bearer. Yes, I'm sorry, that's the best I can do. But if you want to read more, like for example about "compatability", click "kpopp" (blue) below and check the website.
A relation is in second normal form (2NF) if any of the following conditions apply: The primary key consists of only one attribute No non-primary key attribute exists in the relation Every non-primary key attribute is functionally dependent on the full set of primary key attributes
transitive dependency
Transitive Dependency
They have more than two factors.
A relation may be in 2NF if 1. it is in 1NF & 2. Every non prime attribute functional dependent on primary attribute
attribute of an entity which uniquely identifies a specific instance of the data
when a primary key from one table is stored as an attribute of another table
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end users requirements?
is not suitable for obtaining primary data
no