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    Normalization is not suitable for non-relational databases because data is split across multiple nodes rather than stored together in tables, joining tables is not possible, and the semi-structured data does not have consistent meaning over time. Non-relational databases are better for huge volumes of uncontrolled, evolving unstructured data.

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    Normalization is not suitable for non-relational databases because data is split across multiple nodes rather than stored together in tables, joining tables is not possible, and the semi-structured data does not have consistent meaning over time. Non-relational databases are better for huge volumes of uncontrolled, evolving unstructured data.

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    Normalization is not suitable for non-relational databases because data is split across multiple nodes rather than stored together in tables, joining tables is not possible, and the semi-structured data does not have consistent meaning over time. Non-relational databases are better for huge volumes of uncontrolled, evolving unstructured data.

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    CS403 GDB 1 Solution 2022

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    In my opinion, we cannot apply the normalization process to non-relational databases. Since not all
    rows of a single "table" are stored in non-relational databases in a single node, it is split into multiple
    nodes. So there is no way to join tables in relational databases. All attributes required for any query
    must be stored as part of the same table/column family. Non-relational databases are suitable for
    capturing and processing semi-structured/unstructured data, generated from data sources over which
    we have little control. The volume of data is usually huge and the meaning of the data does not remain
    the same over time. This gives us an idea that normalization is not preferred in nonrelational databases.

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