title: How to design a table if it has no candidate keys?
body: <p>Currently in my database class we are discussing the relational model and normalization and so on. I have answered every question in my homework with ease but this one has thrown me for a loop:</p>
  
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    <li>If a table has no candidate keys, then what is the general practice to design a table?</li>
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  <p>There is no example here of a table with no candidate keys. The question above is all I have and I feel like that's too vague. </p>
  
  <p>My first thought was to find any determinants (even if they were not a candidate key) and create a new table with those functional dependencies, but I don't even know that any functional dependencies exist in the table in the first place. Is there a possible answer for this?</p>