The figure below shows the created tables (DOCTOR, APPOINTMENT and PATIENT). However, after you showed the created table to the DB programmers, they mentioned that the tables are not fully normalized....


The figure below shows the created tables (DOCTOR, APPOINTMENT and<br>PATIENT). However, after you showed the created table to the DB programmers,<br>they mentioned that the tables are not fully normalized.<br>Which is the best suggestion that should be implemented to ensure the tables<br>are at least in 3NF?<br>A. The City, State and Postcode should be created as a new table since it<br>City and State only dependent to Postcode (Transitive Dependency).<br>B. Table APPOINTMENT still have partial dependencies where<br>appointmentID only is the determinant for appDate and appTime.<br>C. You insisted that the tables are already in 3NF and refused to make any<br>changes.<br>D. docEmplD should be removed from table APPOINTMENT because it<br>already exists in table DOCTOR.<br>Which of the following statements are NOT TRUE regarding constraints of<br>superclass / subclass relationship?<br>I. The constraint of

Extracted text: The figure below shows the created tables (DOCTOR, APPOINTMENT and PATIENT). However, after you showed the created table to the DB programmers, they mentioned that the tables are not fully normalized. Which is the best suggestion that should be implemented to ensure the tables are at least in 3NF? A. The City, State and Postcode should be created as a new table since it City and State only dependent to Postcode (Transitive Dependency). B. Table APPOINTMENT still have partial dependencies where appointmentID only is the determinant for appDate and appTime. C. You insisted that the tables are already in 3NF and refused to make any changes. D. docEmplD should be removed from table APPOINTMENT because it already exists in table DOCTOR. Which of the following statements are NOT TRUE regarding constraints of superclass / subclass relationship? I. The constraint of "And" indicates that an instance can only belongs to one subclass. II. The disjoint constraint determines whether an instance would belong to multiple subclasses at the same time or not. II. Constraint of "Mandatory" means that not every instance is categorized into the subclasses. IV. The participation constraints determines whether all instances or some of the instances will be categorized into the subclasses. A. I, I B. All above C. I, I, II D. II, IV
please i need the answer within 20<br>minutes.please asap<br>Table: DOCTOR docEmpID docFName docLName docPhone<br>Table: PATIENT<br>patientID<br>patFName patLName patPhone<br>City<br>State<br>Poscode<br>Table: APPOINTMENT appointmentID<br>patientID<br>appTime<br>appDate<br>docEmplD<br>

Extracted text: please i need the answer within 20 minutes.please asap Table: DOCTOR docEmpID docFName docLName docPhone Table: PATIENT patientID patFName patLName patPhone City State Poscode Table: APPOINTMENT appointmentID patientID appTime appDate docEmplD
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