From Confusion to Clarity : Partial and Transitive dependency DBMS :

From Confusion to Clarity : Partial and Transitive dependency DBMS :
Unlock the secrets of database optimization! 🚀 In this video, we dive deep into the world of Partial and Transitive Dependencies in DBMS. Learn how to identify, avoid, and resolve these dependencies to create efficient and robust database designs. Whether you're a student or a professional, this guide will enhance your database management skills. Don't miss out—watch now and take your DBMS knowledge to the next level!

[LunaTycho]

My $200 textbook was nowhere near as helpful with explaining this as you were. Thanks!

[marthimallikarjun]

Thanks a ton i understood those dependencies earlier but didn't know how to solve them now I have clear cut vision of wt to do!

[nickt]

Ive watched a couple dozen videos on this topic. Yours is easily the best. @1:09 to @1:55 is where everything started clicking for me

[tnarwhal]

This explained it so much more quickly and easy to understand than anything else. Thanks so much!

[gihanpathirage]

Very clear and nice examples! You are a great teacher. Thanks a lot.

[primarytrend]

Searched different video about transitive dependency, this one is the clearest, 👍

[RahulJain]

watched many videos on YT but only this video makes my concept clear

[adkenzo]

thanks man simplest explanation I've come across so far

[jaderabbit]

Thank you so much. I was having alot of trouble understanding this

[methgunawardana]

Thank you very musch is was the best explanation that I got for this lesson . God bless you

[MikeKm-hdve]

Clear and concise! Thanks a lot! You should work on video flow a bit more, but the content is good

[iomerkhan]

0:43 teacher "G" is teaching two courses which are quality assurance and project management then how it is dependent on course?

[emrekarabey]

I love you for making this, dude <3

[Ukiringo]

what is prime key? is it the same as primary keys? tsm in advance

[expertreviews]

wow, never seen so many typos in my life! hmm :(