on 05-19-2006 8:39 PM
Hi,
<b>Granularity</b>
An important result of the data modeling phase is that the <b>granularity</b> (the level of detail of your data) is determined. Granularity deeply influences
-Reporting capabilities
-Performance
-Space needed
-Load Time
You have to decide whether you really need to store detailed data in an <b>InfoCube</b> or whether it is better in an <b>ODS object</b> or even not stored in your data warehouse at all, but accesses directly from your Source system via <b>drill thru</b>.
These decisions are decisions that do not only influence your current scope, but the entire approach to and architecture of your warehouse.
This topic is discussed in a special paper.
This is emphazised on page 40 from http://help.sap.com/bp_biv235/BI_EN/documentation/Multi-dimensional_modeling_EN.doc
Has anyone read this special or white paper? Where can I get this special paper and start reading it more?
Thanks. Have a great day.
I did notice the special paper only now ... thanks for pointing it out...
We generally use the IBM redbook for data architecture design...
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg242238.pdf
its one of the best source
and for multidimensional modeling :
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg247138.pdf
hope this helps...
I know I am not referring to the special paper , but some sources that might be very helpful for the same.
Arun
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RSA1
I have searched for that document in service.sap.com it seems thais document is no more available since this is older version of the BW or I am not sure still it is there atleast I didn't find this. Let's see if some one posts over here.
Thnaks
Sat
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