How to split the dimension members with SCD Type 2?

mirek.1 at 23h30
10
Jan
2011
How to split the dimension members with SCD Type 2?

Hi all,

I want to create dimension table, where will be some members
and each of them has its own history (so it has own versions in time),
where at one time is one and only one always valid.

So it is commonly solved by SCD Type 2.

For example DimTable:

SurrKey | KeyDurable | Code | Description | StartDate | EndDate |IsValid
1 | 1 | A | this is first v
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