What is normalization in DBMS?

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  •  Normalization is the technique of organizing the data into multiple tables to minimize data redundancy.
  • Data redundancy means the reputation of data at multiple places. Different issues can be observed while insertion, Updation, Deletion. Unnecessary data reputation will increase the size of the database and leads to more issues.
  • Normalization will break the table into two different tables.


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