Question

How multivalued attributes can be handled within database design?

Answer 1

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Multivalued attributes cannot work as primary keys. Actually, multivalued attributes violate First Normal Form. So the good idea is to create a separate table and push multivalued attribute into it. ... BTW, if any unique combination of D will define unique value of E, you can use E as primary key.

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