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Which condition must be met for a table to be considered in the First Normal Form?All attributes must be multi-valuedAll attributes must be composite

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Which condition must be met for a table to be considered in the First Normal Form?All attributes must be multi-valuedAll attributes must be composite

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For a table to be considered in the First Normal Form (1NF), the following conditions must be met:

  1. Each table cell should contain a single value. This means that all attributes must be atomic or single-valued, not multi-valued or composite.

  2. Each record needs to be unique, meaning there should be no duplicate rows in the table.

  3. The order in which data is stored does not matter.

So, neither of the conditions you mentioned are correct for a table to be in the First Normal Form.

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