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Database Design 35 - Introduction to Database Normalization — Transcript

by Caleb Curry · 857 words · 118 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00hey what's up everybody welcome back and
  2. 0:02yes I know it is way past the deadline
  3. 0:04for me to get my luscious Mane trimmed I
  4. 0:08know you guys all love it but I'm just
  5. 0:10going to keep it for a while so I know
  6. 0:13it doesn't look too bad but I mean it it
  7. 0:14really is bad I mean if I can pull my
  8. 0:16hair past my lips that's it's kind of
  9. 0:18bad but anyways this video is going to
  10. 0:21be pretty simple I just want to
  11. 0:24introduce a topic so in the next three
  12. 0:26or so videos when we go over it it's
  13. 0:29going to be like kind of not all new to
  14. 0:32you you'll kind of have an idea of
  15. 0:33what's going on so we're going over
  16. 0:35what's known as
  17. 0:36normalization so normalization is a
  18. 0:39process where we go through our our
  19. 0:43database plan that we have and we start
  20. 0:46correcting things that may cause data
  21. 0:48Integrity problems or just repeating
  22. 0:51data etc etc whatever you want to
  23. 0:55say the normal forms are basically like
  24. 0:58a checklist that you're going to follow
  25. 1:00and when you get to the end you'll have
  26. 1:02a pretty good designed database so yeah
  27. 1:06there's three main forms and these are
  28. 1:09named very conveniently I have to admit
  29. 1:13first normal
  30. 1:15form second normal form and guess what
  31. 1:18the third one is yeah you guessed it
  32. 1:22third normal frame I'm kidding it's form
  33. 1:25that'd be weird though all right so we
  34. 1:27got first normal form second normal form
  35. 1:29and third normal form
  36. 1:30these are the three steps of
  37. 1:32normalization for databases now if you
  38. 1:34really really really want to get into
  39. 1:36database design you're just like man I
  40. 1:38love this stuff I got to get more well
  41. 1:40there's tons and more steps you can add
  42. 1:41and make things all complicated if you
  43. 1:43really want but for our practical
  44. 1:45purposes these are the only three that
  45. 1:47you're going to really really need and I
  46. 1:50know there's like a glare right here
  47. 1:51because of these lights and I know I'm
  48. 1:55just working on it so give me a couple
  49. 1:56videos and I I'll try to work on my
  50. 1:58lighting a bit but for now first normal
  51. 2:01form second normal form third normal
  52. 2:04form why do we have these well it's
  53. 2:07because we want a systematic way to
  54. 2:11follow to uh produce a normalized or a
  55. 2:15good structure database all right
  56. 2:18there's a couple things you should know
  57. 2:19when it comes to normalization we still
  58. 2:22have to talk about the idea of things
  59. 2:24being Atomic we want everything to be
  60. 2:26Atomic you also have to kind of think
  61. 2:28about data dependent
  62. 2:30on other data so if you think of like
  63. 2:33let's say a primary key you got 608 just
  64. 2:37a number that could refer to anything
  65. 2:38that could be a person an order an event
  66. 2:42whatever it is it's just a primary key
  67. 2:44and that also is going to have different
  68. 2:47columns in the table which have
  69. 2:49different attributes about whatever this
  70. 2:51thing is so let's say it's a person and
  71. 2:54we have a column for the name and let's
  72. 2:56say this dude's name is Caleb what a
  73. 2:58dumb name right
  74. 3:01uh this depends upon the primary
  75. 3:05key so what I mean by that is if we
  76. 3:07change the primary key we're going to
  77. 3:09also change the person right so let's
  78. 3:11say we have 609 well this is going to be
  79. 3:15a completely different person right
  80. 3:19because they're two separate entities
  81. 3:21this one's referring to some guy over
  82. 3:23here and this one is referring to some
  83. 3:26guy over here two separate entities
  84. 3:30you can also think oh by the way that
  85. 3:31that process or that uh thing this is
  86. 3:35called
  87. 3:36dependency so the next three videos
  88. 3:38we'll be going over the first normal
  89. 3:39form second normal form and the third
  90. 3:41normal form the other main thing is that
  91. 3:45these are kind of comprehensive I guess
  92. 3:46you could
  93. 3:49say so what that means is once you have
  94. 3:53first normal
  95. 3:56form now you can go on to the second
  96. 4:00normal form but you can't go jump in
  97. 4:02right here you have to have it in first
  98. 4:05normal form before you can get into
  99. 4:07second normal form same thing for second
  100. 4:09normal form into the third normal form
  101. 4:13so that means if you have a database
  102. 4:15that is in third normal form it is also
  103. 4:18in second normal form and in first
  104. 4:20normal form so I know I'm like getting
  105. 4:23all this technical on terms and junk so
  106. 4:25if it's freaking you out don't worry
  107. 4:27it's really simple got to get my my hair
  108. 4:29out out of my my face all right but
  109. 4:33basically it's a it's um a list of steps
  110. 4:37a list of things to do and basically you
  111. 4:40can't do this step two until you do step
  112. 4:43one so this here second normal form
  113. 4:45that's step two can't do this until you
  114. 4:48do that so you got to go through the
  115. 4:50process and then once you're at third
  116. 4:51normal form things are good to go so
  117. 4:54yeah that's really all I have to say
  118. 4:56peace

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