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Data warehousingIn addition to designing and implementing HCL OneDB™ dimensional databases, you can use tools to create data warehouse applications and optimize your data warehouse queries.
Dimensional databasesThe HCL OneDB™ Data Warehouse Guide provides information to help you design, implement, and manage dimensional databases, and describes the tools that you can use to create data warehouses and optimize your data warehouse queries.
Design a dimensional data modelTo build a dimensional database, you start by designing a dimensional data model for your business.
Building a dimensional data model
Determine the granularity of the fact tableAfter you gather all the relevant information about the subject area, the next step in the design process is to determine the granularity of the fact table.

Determine the granularity of the fact table

After you gather all the relevant information about the subject area, the next step in the design process is to determine the granularity of the fact table.

To do this you must decide what an individual low-level record in the fact table should contain. The components that make up the granularity of the fact table correspond directly with the dimensions of the data model. Therefore, when you define the granularity of the fact table, you identify the dimensions of the data model.

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