Dimensional model

Aspirant at 22h42
29
Sep
2009
Dimensional model

Hey All

In a Star schema, can a Fact table in one data mart be a Dimensional table in another data mart or can we connect two fact tables or what can we do if we need to connect a column (primary key) from one fact table to another fact table?

Thanks in advance
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