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Ambiguous while data modeling.

Hi All,

I have loaded data from Oracle DB of (BI data)

Loaded data is SALES, PRODUCTS, CUSTOMER, COUNTRY, PROMOTIONS,TIMES,COSTS.

Applied Inner Join for (Product and cost) & (Country and Time).

I have done this to avoid Synthetic keys but now all table are directly or indirectly attached to Product table.

Data Model.PNG

3 Replies
engishfaque
Specialist III
Specialist III

Dear Narsing,

Remove circular loop from your data model.

Remove or Rename your CHANNEL_ID as the circular loop can be removed.

Kind regards,

Ishfaque Ahmed

ramasaisaksoft

Hi Narsing,

What you want exactly? output

As per my understanding ,try to resolve circular loop for that

1) u can alias the field names individually with in table

2) Remove unnecessary columns from script

3) try to use Qualify & Un-qualify  fields depends on ur requirement

else please create a temp excel file with your data then we will send example qvw file with your output

Peter_Cammaert
Partner - Champion III
Partner - Champion III

IMHO you should connect dimension tables as much as possible to your facts table (SALES). A quick way to do this is to detach PROD from COUNTRY (?) and attach PROD to SALES by way of PROD ID. If you have time- & channel-based records in your products table, create a composite key from PROD ID, CHANNEL ID and TIME to connect PROD to SALES.

But to be able to create a correct data model, we need to know what these tables and fields really contain. I hope you do know what's in them. Can you shed some light on these tables?

Peter