1 Dimension used multiple times in 1 fact table?

ian.coetzer at 11h12
30
Aug
2010
1 Dimension used multiple times in 1 fact table?

Hello,

I have a dimension used to store several types of 'bands' like monthly income bands, available income bands, risk bands, settlement bands etc. If I leave out all the lineage columns this is what the dimension looks like:

DimBandID BandType BandName MinBandValue
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