Even though it is preferable to store data in a relational database, storing data across separate tables can make data analysis cumbersome. Describe the reasons it is worth the trouble to store data in a relational database. What are some of the disadvantages of storing data in separate tables (Richardson, Teeter, & Terrell, 2021)?
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References
Richardson, V. J., Teeter, R., & Terrell, K. (2021). Data Analytics for Accounting (2nd ed.). New York: McGraw Hill.
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