Kimballs design Tip#51 - Time Dimension

AKris at 21h10
15
Dec
2010
Kimballs design Tip#51 - Time Dimension

This tip suggests that we can eliminate the minute dimension and have a full time stamp in the fact row.I need more clarification on how this could be implemented. For instance if I need a fact to be shown with 1/2 hour split down how could I do it without a minute dimension?Could someone help me?
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