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 Couple of the good database design principles suggest that preservation and minimization of functional dependencies. These issues can be resolved by

  1. Eliminating transitive functional dependencies
  2. Eliminating all interrelationship between all attributes
  3. Minimizing candidate keys
  4. None of these 
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