what is the difference between start schma and Fsldm?
Answer Posted / shubhangi
A star schema has one Fact tables and many dimensional
tables to store the related.
FSLDM (Financial services logical data model) is a model
proposed and designed by NCR to cater the needs of financial
sectors, specially the Banking domain.
It has many Fact tabls and dimension tbls.
The major fact tbls include Party (Customers of the bank),
Product (Services offered by the bank), Event (An event
occurred ex: An ATM transaction), Agreement (A deal betweem
the party and the bank for a product)etc...
The FSLDM can be customized to cater to bank's specific needs.
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