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I’m learning to work with Mysql and I’m seeing some examples of how to work with more than one table, as an example below:
Id Nome Faculdade_id
101 Amanda 11
102 Bianca 12
103 Carla 13
104 Daniela 12
105 Edna 11
id Faculdade Estado
11 UERJ RJ
12 UESP SP
13 UNEB BA
The goal of the example is to learn how to use more than one table, but it hit a doubt, in practice what is the advantage of creating two tables instead of simply creating other columns?
In the example I put I imagine that there is no more advantage if the tables are several columns and hundreds of rows, it would really be faster to use two tables instead of including more columns?
Fall for it => What is database normalization?
– rray