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=== Initial data === Let a database table exist with the following structure:<ref name=":0" /> {| class="wikitable" !Title !Author !Author Nationality !Format !Price !Subject !Pages !Thickness !Publisher !Publisher Country !Genre ID !Genre Name |- |Beginning MySQL Database Design and Optimization |Chad Russell |American |Hardcover |49.99 | {| class="wikitable" |MySQL |- |Database |- | Design |} |520 |Thick |Apress |USA |1 |Tutorial |} For this example it is assumed that each book has only one author. A table that conforms to the relational model has a [[primary key]] which uniquely identifies a row. In our example, the primary key is a [[composite key]] of '''{Title, Format}''' (indicated by the underlining): {| class="wikitable" !<u>Title</u> !Author !Author Nationality !<u>Format</u> !Price !Subject !Pages !Thickness !Publisher !Publisher Country !Genre ID !Genre Name |- |Beginning MySQL Database Design and Optimization |Chad Russell |American |Hardcover |49.99 | {| class="wikitable" |MySQL |- |Database |- | Design |} |520 |Thick |Apress |USA |1 |Tutorial |}
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