Any table that meets the definition of a relation is said to be in second normal form (True or false?)

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Any table that meets the definition of a relation is said to be in second normal form (True or false?)

Any table that meets the definition of a relation is said to be in second normal form.
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Database Concepts

Edition: 7^th

Authors: Kroenke, Auer

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