The scenario: I’m in designer. I’ve got 2 tables included in my Universe. They basically contain the exact same fields ( columns ) the major difference being the type of measure. The record data from table to table will very a little but the vast the majority of it will be the same. So potentially I could have two tables with the exact same field ( column ) names, except for the measures, with some data being identical and some data being different.
The goal: Have one set of dimensions that link the two tables but include both different sorts of measures. So if measure one is queried only data from Table1 one would be included but that dimension would be shared by both tables. To reiterate; I’d like to know how to apply one set of dimensions to two different tables with different a measure object for each table. I thought outer joins were the answer but I’m not getting the desired effects. I’m somewhat new to relational database theory so pardon me if my question is obviously bad. Thanks for the help.
The goal: Have one set of dimensions that link the two tables but include both different sorts of measures. So if measure one is queried only data from Table1 one would be included but that dimension would be shared by both tables. To reiterate; I’d like to know how to apply one set of dimensions to two different tables with different a measure object for each table. I thought outer joins were the answer but I’m not getting the desired effects. I’m somewhat new to relational database theory so pardon me if my question is obviously bad. Thanks for the help.