Chapter 4. Multidimensional modeling: making analytics data accessible
This chapter is recommended for
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Data architects |
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Enterprise architects |
| Application developers |
In chapter 2, you saw how business questions could be described by creating cubes, dimensions, attributes, and measures, and how a schema contains those logical elements. Then, in chapter 3, you saw how to design and populate the data warehouse.
Mondrian uses the concept of a schema to map from the logical data structure used for analysis to the ...
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