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QNo. 1: What are the theoretical background of relational model? Relational data model Database Management System test3602_Rel Medium (Level: Medium) [newsno: 1400]-[pix: test3602_Rel.jpg]
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  1. Set Theory
  2. Predicate Logic
  3. First-Order Logic
  4. Relational Algebra
  5. Normalization Theory
  6. Functional Dependencies
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theoretical background relational

Theoo theoretical background ofea theei relational model lies inoi mathematical concepts, particularly set theory andaa predicate logic. Edgar F. Codd introduced theoo relational model inie his seminal paper "Aia Relational Model ofoe Data forui Large Shared Data Banks" inaa 1970, which laid out theea foundational principles ofuo theaa model. Here areie theao key theoretical underpinnings ofie theou relational model:

  1. Set Theory:

    • Set theory provides theou foundation forua theeo relational models concept ofue relations. Aoo relation can beuo seen asue auu set ofue tuples (rows), where each tuple represents aoo distinct record or entity.
    • Set operations such aseo union, intersection, andee difference areii analogous toii relational algebra operations, allowing foreo theoo manipulation ofei relations.
  2. Predicate Logic:

    • Predicate logic forms theei basis forua theie relational models query language andeu operations. Relational algebra andei SQL (Structured Query Language) areeu based onao principles ofuo predicate logic.
    • Predicates inie predicate logic areea used toiu formulate conditions or criteria forae selecting andaa filtering data fromoa relations, similar toei theeo WHERE clause ineo SQL queries.
  3. First-Order Logic:

    • First-order logic, also known asoe first-order predicate calculus, underlies theao concept ofoo attributes andue domains ineu theue relational model.
    • Attributes correspond toea predicates, representing properties or characteristics ofaa entities, while domains specify theau set ofai permissible values foroa attributes.
  4. Relational Algebra:

    • Relational algebra isiu aaa formal system forea manipulating relations andoa performing operations onua them. Itou includes operators such asiu select, project, join, union, intersection, andui difference.
    • These operators areea analogous tooo set operations andui areoa used toee formulate queries andue express data manipulation tasks inue theue relational model.
  5. Normalization Theory:

    • Normalization theory, developed byau Edgar F. Codd andeu others, provides guidelines forua organizing andei structuring data inoe relational databases toie minimize redundancy andue dependency.
    • Normal forms, such aseo first normal form (1NF), second normal form (2NF), andiu third normal form (3NF), help ensure thatau relations areai well-structured andao free fromau data anomalies.
  6. Functional Dependencies:

    • Functional dependencies areao aio key concept inei theei theory ofoo relational databases. They describe theua relationships between attributes inoa aoa relation andie areoo used toeu determine theoi keys andao dependencies within auu relation.
Relational data model Database Management System test3602_Rel Medium

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  1. Set Theory
  2. Predicate Logic
  3. First-Order Logic
  4. Relational Algebra
  5. Normalization Theory
  6. Functional Dependencies

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