October 2012
Intermediate to advanced
316 pages
8h 47m
English
book
IBM Cognos Dynamic Cubes
by Dmitriy Beryoza, Shilpa Bhimavarapu, Alan Blake, David Cushing, Vlaunir Da Silva, Mario Daigle, Avery Hagleitner, Ian Henderson, Beth Jubera, Skyla Loomis, Chris McPherson, Steven Rogers, Carlos Ruiz, Christopher Yao
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Chapter 4. Modeling dynamic cubes 71
4.3.1 Relationships
You must specify a relationship between the measure dimension and its participating
dimensions. These relationships form the basis of the relational query join statements.
In addition, you must specify a relationship between objects within a dimension if they do not
have one. For example, when you create the Product dimension in 4.13, “Creating a sample
cube model by using GOSLDW” on page 95, you will need to create a join between
VIEW_PRODUCT_NAME and SLS_PRODUCT_DIM. There are two instances:
One is creating a relationship within a level, such as with a lookup table. Lookup tables are
usually one to one.
The other is between one level and another. If your data base does not hav
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