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Jun
2010
Best Practice Database Schema/user layout
Just wanted to check to see how others have structured the typical data warehouse schema layout. I know much of this is based on the individual project requirments, but I just wanted to see how others have done it.
I was thinking about the following layout.
"DW" - Schema that owns the data warehouse reporting tables
"DWSTG" - Schema that owns
Just wanted to check to see how others have structured the typical data warehouse schema layout. I know much of this is based on the individual project requirments, but I just wanted to see how others have done it.
I was thinking about the following layout.
"DW" - Schema that owns the data warehouse reporting tables
"DWSTG" - Schema that owns
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