Identifying and Non-Identifying Database Relationships

Identifying and Non-Identifying Database Relationships
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Identifying and Non-Identifying Database Relationships
In database terms, the relationship involving two individuals is categorized as either identifying or non-identifying. Identifying data relationship is a connection between two entities in which one entity is recognized through its association with the other. Nevertheless, a non-identifying relation is when the basic key of one entity is incorporated in the other but not a component.
For instance, is the relationship between a parent and a child. In identifying relationships, the continuation of a row in a child's table is built upon the row in a parent table. In this relationship, the basics key from the parent migrates through the relationship to form a child entity. According to Chen et al. (2021), identifying relationships in a database, entities has various features that the children inherit beneath them. For instance, the busin...