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Why do we need weak entity sets?

why do we need weak entity in database when we can make it strong entity?


What is difference between joint venture and subsidiary?

If you have control over an entity, that entity is your subsidiary. Control means that you make the strategic decisions of that subsidiary. If you and another party(parties) share joint control over an entity, that entity is a joint venture of the parties that control it. "Joint control" is usually governed by a contractual arrangement and would mean that the unanimous consent of the parties controlling it is necessary to make strategic decisions.


What is the difference between the words feasible and viable?

Feasible means possible viable means possible plus practical.


How can you convert weak entity to strong entity?

To convert a weak entity to a strong entity, you can assign it a primary key that uniquely identifies each instance of the weak entity, rather than relying on the primary key of its associated strong entity. This often involves creating a new attribute or a combination of attributes within the weak entity itself to serve as the primary key. Additionally, you may need to remove the dependency on the strong entity's key, ensuring the weak entity can exist independently. Lastly, update the database schema to reflect these changes.


What is economic entity assumption?

Economic entity assumption is an assumption under the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles that separates the stakeholders from the business itself. The business is its own entity. Economic entity assumption is an assumption under the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles that separates the stakeholders from the business itself. The business is its own entity.

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