Data warehouse table types

  • What are the 3 types of fact tables?

    Types of fact tables

    Transaction fact table.Snapshot fact table.Accumulating snapshot fact table..

  • What are the 3 types of fact tables?

    From the architecture point of view, there are three data warehouse models: the enterprise warehouse, the data mart, and the virtual warehouse.
    Enterprise warehouse: An enterprise warehouse collects all of the information about subjects spanning the entire organization..

  • What are types of table in data warehouse?

    In Type 1, any new data that is ingested overwrites existing data.
    In Type 2, new data are inserted as new records and the data that would have been overwritten are flagged as inactive or closed with effective time and expiration time assigned to the change to maintain a history..

  • What is Type 1 and Type 2 tables in data warehouse?

    These are:

    Transaction fact tables.Periodic snapshot tables, and.Accumulating snapshot tables..

Determine table category
  • Fact tables contain quantitative data that are commonly generated in a transactional system, and then loaded into the data warehouse.
  • Dimension tables contain attribute data that might change but usually changes infrequently.
  • Integration tables provide a place for integrating or staging data.
Determine table categoryFact tables contain quantitative data that are commonly generated in a transactional system, and then loaded into the data warehouse.Determine table categoryTables in the Warehouse

What is a warehouse table?

In Warehouse, tables are database objects that contain all the transactional data

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A star schema organizes data into fact and dimension tables

Some tables are used for integration or staging data before moving to a fact or dimension table

Types of Dimension Tables in a Data Warehouse

  • Conformed Dimension A conformed dimension is the dimension that is shared across multiple data mart or subject area. ...
  • Junk Dimension A junk dimension is a grouping of typically low cardinality attributes, so you can remove them from main dimension. ...
  • Degenerated Dimension ...
  • Role Playing Dimension ...
  • Unchanging or static dimension (UCD) ...
  • Slowly changing dimension (SCD) ...
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