Answer Posted / kris
De Normalised Data:
A table storing denormalised data occupies more space
because lot of duplicate information creeps in when we
denormalise a table.
As less number of join conditions are required to retrieve
data from one/more denormalised tables, the performance
will be fast.
DWH environment prefers denormalised data structures.
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