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Dimensional Modelling

I recently gave a presentation at our community event on Dimensional Modeling. It covers the logical design and user model phase of a data warehouse project.

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This entry was posted in Data Warehousing and tagged dimensional model, presentation on March 17, 2009 by jsnape.

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