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 »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 [...]
Today I was at the BDWM course at my customer. The teacher explained to us how we should use the SOURCE SYSTEM COMPONENT within the IBM Banking Data Warehouse Model (BDWM). The resamblence with the Record Source field in a Data Vault Datamodel stroke me. Both are used, in essence, to provide information about which [...]
On this second day Dan and his crew are going to talk to us in a more technical manner. We are ready to dive deeper into the Data Vault and better understanding the advantages and disadvantages of the Data Vault. First a little rephrase of my questions after reading the material on Dan’s website and [...]
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