Sparse dimensions, how to handle?

media_agency at 14h41
02
May
2009
Sparse dimensions, how to handle?

I've purchased the book "The Microsoft Data Warehouse Toolkit" and
have reviewed it in order to build out a data warehouse solution I am
currently designing. I am stuck in a spot that I don't seem to find
any examples of , or am not able to "make the leap" to correlate it to
any of your scenarios.

My project involves data related to purchasing advertising time or
placement
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