What is confirmed dimension?
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Answer / ram
A Dimention table which can be shared by 2 or more fact
tables. for example time dimention which we can use in in
any fact table. is known as confirmed dimention
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Answer / guest
a dimension which is shared by all fact tables that is
confirmed dimension.
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Answer / pratap gangula
A confirmed dimension is a dimension which can be joined with more than one fact table and can be reused in other data marts as well.
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Answer / uma
an intermediate table(dummy table) to join 2 star schemas
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Answer / raji
which is maintaining more than one fact table is called
confirm dimension. which is reusable dimension.
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Answer / santhosh kumar n
a dimension which can be shared by multople fact tables is
known as conformed dimension. this concept is from galaxy
schema.
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Answer / ramjanaki
Confirmed Dimension is, which can be reusable across
multiple data marts.
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