0 0 votes A relation with 3 attribute is always in a)4NF b)BCNF c)5)NF d)DK/NF According to me answer must be (b) but answer given in answer sheet is (d) Can any body explain Databases + – Dipanshu Rana 1.2k views answer comment Share Follow Print See all 6 Comments 6 6 Comments reply Anand. commented Jun 7, 2018 reply Follow flag A relation with 3 attrbutes may not be in 2nf/3nf/bcnf $R(A,B,C)$ $A\rightarrow B$ $C \rightarrow B$ key will be $AC$ The relation holds partial dependency hence not in 2nf .hence not in 3nf,bcnf 0 0 replyShare Dipanshu Rana commented Jun 7, 2018 reply Follow flag Sorry in question it is a 2 attribute relation by mistake I wrote 3 attribute 0 0 replyShare Anand. commented Jun 7, 2018 reply Follow flag then it will always hold BCNF 0 0 replyShare Dipanshu Rana commented Jun 7, 2018 reply Follow flag But ans given is option (d) can u explain this 0 0 replyShare Anand. commented Jun 7, 2018 reply Follow flag https://gateoverflow.in/1260/gate2007-62-ugcnet-june2014-ii-47 0 0 replyShare Dipanshu Rana commented Jun 7, 2018 reply Follow flag Okk thanks 0 0 replyShare Please log in or register to add a comment.
0 0 votes R(ABC) FD { A--->B} Candidate key = AC. Given example is of three attribute . But it is not in BCNF. abhishekmehta4u answered Jun 7, 2018 abhishekmehta4u comment Share Follow See all 3 Comments 3 3 Comments reply Dipanshu Rana commented Jun 7, 2018 reply Follow flag Sorry by mistake I written Realtion is of 3 attribute actually it was 2 attribute relation in question 0 0 replyShare Anand. commented Jun 7, 2018 reply Follow flag if question is about $3$ attribute then it may not be in 2NF . if the question is about $2$ attributes then it will always be in $BCNF$ 0 0 replyShare Dipanshu Rana commented Jun 7, 2018 reply Follow flag According to me also it must be BCNF But answer given is option (d) 0 0 replyShare Please log in or register to add a comment.