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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I have a lesson called Data warehousing in there is a section called Star Scheme model
Can anyone explain the meaning of star schema in data warehouse concept, i tried in the net but i could't found any answer. its in my Degree syllabus but i cant understand it.
So, in my report/cubes i need to know (in a period):
1 How many Newsletter lead to a Sale,
2 How many Newsletter have been generated.
Where should i place the generate_date of Newsletter? If i place it in FACT table, but if this Newsletter did not lead to a Sale, there will be no date in FACT table.
If i place it on Newsletter and join it to Time, i would be breaking the Star schema?
How do i solve this :S
I have many other cases that is the same question, like client join_date.
Thanks