I'll probably get slammed for this, but I don't think it is either...Generally, changing dimensions are present when information becomes outdated, or the truth changes over time...Home Address is a slowly changing dimension, Customer_Type could also be a slowly changing dimension, whereas...
Many of the most important issues in DW'ing no longer lie within the DW itself...Here are couple of ideas, in and out of the DW
Developing Data Mining Algorithms in a DW
Measuring a DW's Return on Investment (ROI)
Developing cross-functional teams to ensure a successful DW
Real-time DW using an...
SQL Server does not contain any visualization tools and Analysis Services only has basic data checking tool...You can connect to an Analysis Services cube using Microsoft Excel and swet up graphing there...(Open MS Excel...Get External Data...then point to the cube..). You may need to install...
Kimball's book "The DW-ing Toolkit" has a section entitled "The Nine Decision Points of Data Warehousing"...That contains the most fundamental list of questions needing answers before anybody proposes a design, a toolset, or writes one bit of code..There's also some good tips...
ProClarity has developed an extensive and tight partnership with Microsoft. If intergration with Desktop tools is important to you, I would consider ProClarity, as the integration will only get tighter in the coming months...What DB system are you using? If SQL Server 2000, I would recommend...
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