What are Rapid changing dimensions?



What are Rapid changing dimensions?..

Answer / arun

A dimension which have frequent changes. These type of dimensions can be maintained by splitting up the frequently changing attributes in to sub dimensions (More like a Normalized structure), so history can be maintained with less storage. But retrieval may be time consuming.

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