garrywh at 22h33
31
Aug
2010
Snowflake or Star Schema?
Hi,
I am doing some dimensional modelling for a "not for profit" Fundraising Company
They solicit Funds from the WEB, Direct Mail and Phone Solitications, etc and all Transactions are stamped with the FundID.
The legacy system has all the "smarts" of the fund code in 1 column (WEB1009RA, DM1009PA)
Where:
WEB = CampaignType
1009 = AccountingPeriod (i.e., Sept
Hi,
I am doing some dimensional modelling for a "not for profit" Fundraising Company
They solicit Funds from the WEB, Direct Mail and Phone Solitications, etc and all Transactions are stamped with the FundID.
The legacy system has all the "smarts" of the fund code in 1 column (WEB1009RA, DM1009PA)
Where:
WEB = CampaignType
1009 = AccountingPeriod (i.e., Sept
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