Normalized Data Store + Dimensional Modeling

Bergtroll at 12h47
02
Feb
2011
Normalized Data Store + Dimensional Modeling

Hi there Kimball forum, and welcome to my first topic :-),

I just received my "Kimball's Data warehouse Toolkit Classics" on monday. Unfortunately I still can not find the hint, how to solve my design problem.

We have a bit overcomplicated database over here for which I have the honor to extract a subset to feed our not yet existing data warehouse from. Our operational database does not saves history most of t
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