Multivalued Dimension, bridge table, and constraints using SQL Server 2005

pzajkowski at 16h18
07
Apr
2010
Multivalued Dimension, bridge table, and constraints using SQL Server 2005

I'm developing a healthcare claims data mart. The diagnoses fields in the claims data are being implemented as a multivalued dimension, which consequently requires a bridge table between FactClaims and DimDiagnosis.

The bridge table contains two essential fields: DiagBridgeKey and DimDiagKey. The field DiagBridgeKey joins FactClaims and the bridge table, and DimDiagKey joins the bridge table to D
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