Data warehouse schema design - dimensional modeling and star schema

[@chenvili]

We had a course on DW last semester (in BGU) , I'm preparing for a Data Engeneering interview and I think I've learned more from this video than I did during the whole semester.

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[@chenvili]

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I own most of it to you!

[@stacyread8711]

This is lecture I wish my professor would have given! Thank you, Snir!

[@jacksonmay153]

i crammed this right before my data engineer interview thanks!!!! Everything you covered here was asked in some ways.

[@yehuda4904]

very nice and more practical then what they show in class, Amazing !!!!

[@paddywhack]

Thanks, Snir. You covered a lot of ground in 30 minutes....but everything was clearly explained.

[@yasithudawatte8924]

Thanks you. Well explained with appropriate examples. Keep up the good work.

[@nomad7317]

Great Video! Thank you so much! Taught me so much more than my university

[@Alexmontoyaangel]

Thank you for the lecture.
I am so confused; Dimensional modelling, Kimball modelling and Star scheme are the same or they have differences ?

[@chayanshrangraj4718]

Hi, Thank you for the amazing video! Really insightful! I was wondering about one thing you mentioned in OLTP section about data being inconsistent. Aren't ACID properties used for that purpose so that data is always consistent in OLTP? Let me know what do you think.

[@baroktollossa4218]

This was an amazing video. Thank you for the content!

[@kevinliu9668]

Well explain video with easy understanding examples. Thanks!

[@conradblume4274]

Excellent, thank you for taking the time to make this video!!

[@0x1f8b]

Thanks for the excellent video!
With the advent of columnar database, power BI, tableau, are there any changes required in modelling techniques?

[@tobyroy336]

this was really informative. Thank you so much

[@chaosinorderrr]

Great video. One question: can you go the OLAP route and use that to design the schema for your primary data store for your application?

[@divyne_]

Great tutorial

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Thank you for the great video!

[@raunaqkoppikar1986]

Awesome video... you covered many useful concepts in a clear and concise manner... Thank you 👍

[@hydtechietalks3607]

Thanks for the refresh!

[@vochau9806]

Could you make a demonstration in SSIS? Thank you a lot

[@blerdijankoliqi3994]

Such a great video! Helped me with my exam so much!

[@ericka.montanez6821]

Very insightful. Thank you!

[@filetiktok9794]

Do fact table need primary key?

[@vamsikrish7406]

It is very much informational ! Thank You !

[@lanreade3562]

OLTP is a relational system for day to day transaction.. I will say Bill Inmon normalization is the best method.

[@zxcase0]

Great explanation! Thank you!

[@antonkostov1691]

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Spin up an IDE and actually do something man ...