google_ad_client = “pub-pub-927377359325″; google_ad_width = 250; google_ad_height = 250; google_ad_format = “250x250_as”; google_ad_type = “text”; google_color_border = “333333″; google_color_bg = “777777″; google_color_link = “333333″; google_color_text = “777777″; google_color_url = “777777″; google_ui_features = “rc:0″; In my post about modelling the RECORD SOURCE in a data-vault-like way, in 2007 (See POST), I got a reaction by Rob [...]
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1 Comment »Every day at my customers site, I start with the question; “Anyone coffee?!?!?”. You might think what this questions has to do with datavault modelling.The answer is as simple as the example how datavault data modelling is part of the every day life. This post will zoom in on this simple example of how datavault [...]
Posted in 0. General Wisdom, Data, Data Vault, Modelling Wisdom Tags: Business, Code, coffee, data, datavault, Enterprise, individual, key, machine, smetsers, walter, Warehouse No Comments »Last monday, my collegue blogger, Ronald Damhof, wrote two article about the T (Transformation) and his view / vision on the location of this (big) T in a data warehouse architecture (article 1). The second article also emphasized the role of the TOOLs in this market (article 2) and how they might contribute to the [...]
In 2007 I posted an article about Source System Component (BDWM) and the resamblance with the Record Source (See article). My colleague Rob Mol, asked a few questions which I did never answer, so here’s a post dedicated to his questions and my answers. First let’s rephrase his questions; Why keep history of the Record Source? What [...]
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