How do you ensure scalability and flexibility in a conceptual schema design?
- Denormalizing the schema to enhance performance
- Implementing a rigid schema structure
- Normalizing the schema to minimize redundancy
- Utilizing partitioning and indexing strategies
Scalability and flexibility in conceptual schema design can be achieved by employing partitioning and indexing strategies. This ensures efficient data retrieval and accommodates future growth without sacrificing performance.
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