Granularity - One Fact Table or Two

bberryhill at 16h10
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Nov
2010
Granularity - One Fact Table or Two

I am warehousing data from a distribution system. The distribution system allows scheduling orders and it has a number of tables that store the delivery (ticket) information. The order / schedule tables look something like this:

Order Header > Order Lines > Schedule Header > Schedule Lines
(one schedule line for each delivery which eventually equates to a ticket, some order lines will not have schedules)

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