If done properly, this would require two columns. One for
the data and one for the PK.
This is on parent tables only. Children would of course
require FK columnns.
:)
Jared
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Subject: RE: over-normalized?
Like one column per table?? I'd like to name this phenomenon as "Fanatic
Form Of Normalization"
Raj
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Of course, you can get carried away and call something normalized that has
gone far beyond the requirements for normalization.
Jared
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