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SQL Server part 1
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What is the purpose of Factless Fact Table?

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Fact less tables are so called because they simply contain keys which refer to the dimension tables. Hence, they don’t really have facts or any information but are more commonly used for tracking some information of an event.

Eg. To find the number of leaves taken by an employee in a month.

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