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Data warehousing snow flake scheme

What is snow flake scheme design in database?

Answer
A snowflake Schema in its simplest form is an arrangement of fact tables and dimension tables. The fact table is usually at the center surrounded by the dimension table. Normally in a snow flake schema the dimension tables are further broken down into more dimension table.

E.g. Dimension tables include employee, projects and status. Status table can be further broken into status_weekly, status_monthly.

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