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cipriani1984
Constraint Violating Yak Guru

304 Posts

Posted - 2011-10-05 : 14:43:19
Hi,

I have 2 fact tables which I am having a problem linking through Analysis services when building a cube, could I explain what I have first:

Fact Statement:
Customer dim
Time Dim
Product Dim
Statement Fact

Fact Contact:
Customer Dim
Time Dim
Channel Dim
Contact Fact

The requirement is to track all the customer statements, like balances, spend, etc which I can model fine with a simple SSAS Cube.

Then in the same cube, when drilling down on the selection of customers off the statement fact, would then like to know how theyve been contacted.

Both fact tables share the same Customer Dimension which I thought would be enough, but it doesnt seem to be the case.

Do i need more commonality?

Thanks in advance.

cipriani1984
Constraint Violating Yak Guru

304 Posts

Posted - 2011-10-06 : 04:20:45
Is what ive described not enough to understand?

Please let me know I will then provide more information!

quote:
Originally posted by cipriani1984

Hi,

I have 2 fact tables which I am having a problem linking through Analysis services when building a cube, could I explain what I have first:

Fact Statement:
Customer dim
Time Dim
Product Dim
Statement Fact

Fact Contact:
Customer Dim
Time Dim
Channel Dim
Contact Fact

The requirement is to track all the customer statements, like balances, spend, etc which I can model fine with a simple SSAS Cube.

Then in the same cube, when drilling down on the selection of customers off the statement fact, would then like to know how theyve been contacted.

Both fact tables share the same Customer Dimension which I thought would be enough, but it doesnt seem to be the case.

Do i need more commonality?

Thanks in advance.


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