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&gt;&gt;INMON ......then the DW should be based on these data marts.<br />
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what specific methodology?<br />
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regardless, in both cases, DW ends up with Facts/Dim?
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>>INMON ......then the DW should be based on these data marts.

what specific methodology?

regardless, in both cases, DW ends up with Facts/Dim?

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thanks dportas<br />
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&gt;&gt;I suggest at least Boyce Codd / 5th Normal Form<br />
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isn't that the max?<br />
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&gt;&gt;My suggestion would be that you consider a Normal Form<br />
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so that would be like OLTP method, right?
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thanks dportas

>>I suggest at least Boyce Codd / 5th Normal Form

isn't that the max?

>>My suggestion would be that you consider a Normal Form

so that would be like OLTP method, right?

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Thanks for clarifying that, dportas. <br />
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what is a dependable reference you use for Bill Inmon method of normal form design?
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Thanks for clarifying that, dportas.

what is a dependable reference you use for Bill Inmon method of normal form design?

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is the Fact/Dimension way of building database only for Data warehouse or Data Mart also has the same concept?<br />
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thanks
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is the Fact/Dimension way of building database only for Data warehouse or Data Mart also has the same concept?

thanks

Fact/Dimension - for DW and also DM?

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