which is the best way to resolve loop context r alias why?

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which is the best way to resolve loop context r alias why?..

Answer / narsi

most of the cases are using context can be use to resolve
the loops. why because more number of complexity loops and
also schema contains 2 or more fact tables in ur universe design

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which is the best way to resolve loop context r alias why?..

Answer / tejaswi

The best way is whichever way solves your problem I use both depending on the situation. If you have a specific problem, try giving us a simple example.

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which is the best way to resolve loop context r alias why?..

Answer / vams_gk

in a schema we have only one look loop u can create
loop.but when we have multiple look up u can create
contexts.

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