Support WebCast: Database Normalization Basics (324613)

Session Summary

In this session, we will discuss how to design a relational database system. The session will cover creating effective table structures and relationships, and database normalization.

This is a Level 100 session that was recorded June 6, 2000 and presented by Robert Cooper.

Robert joined Microsoft as a Support Professional in August 1998. Prior to that, he worked as a mainframe programmer in the life and health insurance industries. Robert's current focus is on Data Access Pages in Microsoft Access 2000 and programmability.

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Supplemental reading:

• ID: Q164172, "Understanding Relational Database Design Available on MSL"
• ID: Q175939, "White Paper: Avoiding the Top Ten Design Mistakes"
• ID: Q100139, "Database Normalization Basics"
• ID: Q234208, "Database Normalization Basics"
• ID: Q234208 ACC2000: "Understanding Relational Database Design" Document Available in Download Center
• ID: Q209534 ACC2000: Database Normalization Basics
• ID: Q162064 Microsoft Access 97 Articles Available by E-Mail: Tables and Database Design
• ID: Q140636 ACC: How the Table Analyzer Wizard Works

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