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Hi Guys,
I have 6 Facts tables Each fact table having 10 Dimensions
Could some one help me how to develope DataModel
Thanks in Advance
Niranjan
It is not sure that you need generic keys.
Just concatenate the different fact tables, making sure that as many fields as possible are named consistently. If you then encounter a problem where the same key is used slightly differently in two fact tables, you may need generic keys. Then, see more in http://community.qlik.com/docs/DOC-3451
HIC
niranjan it should have all details regarding the keys and dependies
Hi,
They are Lots of common keys in Fact Vs Dimention
Facts are(Template ,Sales,Profit,Product)
Dimension (common for same as Facts )
Regards
Niranjan
Hi Guys,
Any idea share with me
Regards
Niranjan
Niranjan,
You need to use linktable logic..
here i attached linktable sample which we created for some one on community..
It may help you
Hi Karthiks,
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Send to me its helpfull
Thanks & Regards
Niranjan
Niranjan,
Check below post..
http://community.qlik.com/blogs/qlikviewdesignblog/2013/05/17/concatenate-vs-link-table
More examples are available on community
Karthik
Hi Karthiks,
Thanks a lot Karthiks
if you have any new secnarios LinkTable share with me
Regards
Niranjan
A link table works, but I would probably avoid that since it is slower than the alternative.
Instead I would concatenate all fact tables into one and have them share the dimension keys. If you have a mixed granularity (e.g. one fact table with product groups and another with products) I would use generic keys to fix it.
See more on http://community.qlik.com/blogs/qlikviewdesignblog/2012/10/26/mixed-granularity
HIC
Hi Henric,
Thanks for your reply
I know about link table, i am not much aware of mixed granularity,don't know exactly when we are useing generic keys,and how to use generic keys
Could please explain me
Thanks a lot
Niranjan