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There is a source table in MS-Access within that a column order_date is available. How to create a TIME DIMENSION in the Target Database(Oracle)?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: October 24, 2008     Asked by: hai_malli 
  
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March 31, 2006 05:50:12   #1  
Jagadeesh        

RE: There is a source table in MS-Access within that a...

Hi

I already explained in another mail....

U need to use procedure

Further queris write to me

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June 30, 2006 05:12:59   #2  
Motilal        

RE: There is a source table in MS-Access within that a...

Hi Jagadeesh

Can you please mail me with the answer of calling the stored procedure for time dimension.

And can have the procedure for time dimension in Oracle..?


 
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October 24, 2008 01:22:43   #3  
arun.menon Member Since: October 2008   Contribution: 4    

RE: There is a source table in MS-Access within that a column order_date is available. How to create a TIME DIMENSION in the Target Database(Oracle)?
Time and Date dimensions are static dimension. Those are one time activity to populate these tables. It is just the naming convetion used across the projects. If you observe these tables it will have details about date and lowest granularity will be day of a year. I dont think we keep hourly info. So you can directly execute the pl/sql program once and verify your date dimension table is loaded correctly.

Trying coding some customized script which load the data as per fixed number of levels such as Year Quarter Month and Day

Cheers
Arun

 
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