Answer Posted / Suhail Ahmad

Granularity refers to the level of detail in a dataset. In data modeling, particularly for fact tables, you can choose between high-level (aggregated) or low-level (detailed) granularity depending on your requirements. Having two tables with the same granularity is possible and common, but it's essential to ensure there are no redundancies or conflicts in data definition.

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