Why is it necessary to join multiple source tables to a single dimension?

Why is it necessary to join multiple source tables to a single dimension?

Why is it necessary to join multiple source tables to a single dimension?

A.
Because transactional source systems are often denormalized

B.
Because transactional source systems are often normalized

C.
Because a single source table often contains all the dimensions needed

D.
Because the dimensions tables are built in the transactional systems

Explanation:
Denormalized data in the transactional system could be divided into different tables
to increase performance.



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Test1

Test1

Wrong answer, it should be A because transactional systems are always denormalized.

Test1

Test1

sorry for the mess, the answer is correct

Roman

Roman

the silly question the silly answer

Pedro

Pedro

Joining multiple tables means denormalization.
So the correct answer is the opposite: B – Because transactional source systems are often normalized

Leo Yu

Leo Yu

B) is not always correct: what if the OBIIE connects to one OLAP like oracle data ware house which is not transactional database?