Describe what partial and transitive dependencies are.

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Describe what partial and transitive dependencies are.

Describe what partial and transitive dependencies are.

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A partial dependency is when the field only depends on one part of a composite or concatenated key. In other words, the field is determined by only one piece of a multi-field key. A transitive dependency is when a field depends on another field in the table which then that field depends on a candidate key, AB and BC, thus A implies C. If C is a candidate key and B is not a candidate key, this is a transitive dependency.

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