Explain DBMS basics including keys and normal forms.
Use the relation below and answer the question by identifying the correct key properties and normalization level for each row set. Rows with a NULL in candidate_key_value are ignored.
relation_namerelation_name, candidate_key_value, is_primary_key, is_candidate_key, normal_formcandidate_key_value is NULLrelation_name, then candidate_key_value| Column | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| relation_name | VARCHAR(100) | Name of the relation being evaluated |
| candidate_key_value | VARCHAR(100) | Example value used to discuss key uniqueness |
| is_primary_key | BOOLEAN | Whether the value is the chosen primary key |
| is_candidate_key | BOOLEAN | Whether the value is a minimal unique identifier |
| normal_form | VARCHAR(20) | Highest normal form satisfied by the relation |