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rayishome (Programmer)
20 Oct 11 10:54
Have a fact table i'm building that 95% of the facts roll up from the lowest level, but I have a few facts that can not be obtained the the lowest level.  For example I have System and Sub System dimensions.  All facts are at the Sub System level and roll up to the System.  However, I have a few rare facts that are only avaible at the System Level.  Past designs we have added a fact record for the system and added the fact, this way when we build a cube we can have all of the data in one spot.  Is this ok and if not how should this handled?  

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RiverGuy (Programmer)
25 Oct 11 8:43
I assume System and SubSystem are in a single dimension called System.  For each System, add a dimension member for "No SubSystem."  Connect your facts at the System level to these.

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