An unnormalized table is a table that contains repeating attributes (or fields) within each row (or record).

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An unnormalized table violates the first normal form (1NF) by allowing repeating groups of fields within a record. This creates redundancy and can make it harder to maintain or query the data. Normalizing the table involves breaking it down into smaller, more atomic tables that follow higher normal forms.

An Unnormalized Table Is a Table That Contains Repeating Attributes