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As it hurts sPitt
Why?
1. first and foremost, fan interest...so let's start with facts. It is very difficult to dig up attendence numbers on Pitt. All I could find in attendence numbers where the last 4 years...but here they are:
Average Attendance for...
Started by WiiWii on
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Tho is prob true to a degree, but it doesn't change the fact that notre dame:
Tho is prob true to a degree, but it doesn't change the fact that notre dame and psu bring much:
Tho is prob true to a degree, but it doesn....
In their own minds.
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Started by GMR4531 on
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Signature.
Signature Being the best of the regular season means exactly jack **** .
Signature This is fact.
Signature Detroits offense is overrated IMO
in terms, no.
Not really a fact until they win the Cup.
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Can a fact table have no keys at all? or if it can, is it a good design? If a fact table do not have any dimensions, on what basis is it analyzed?
What if a fact table has primary key/s only and no foreign key/s?
Started by sagar on
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Datawarehouses....
So if the fact table was
create table stores (id be space inefficient space wise to store the Variety, Specialization and Subspecialization in the fact schema is pretty fast.
Your fact table into categories and sub-categories.
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In Prolog you can write a ground fact as:
lost(jen).
You can also write a non-ground fact as:
lost(X).
Does this makes any sense? Could you show me a practical/real example where non ground facts are used?
Thanks,
Started by Juanjo Conti on
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Each of these uses a non-ground fact as its base.
Member([_|Remainder],X) :- member(Remainder,X).
|_],X).
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I'm a newbie at Scheme, so forgive the question: I have a function that calculates the factorials of a list of numbers, but it gives me a period before the last number in the results. Where am I going wrong?
code: #lang scheme (define fact (lambda (n)...
Started by Isaac Copper on
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Try this:
(define fact* (lambda (l) (cond ((null? (cdr l)) (list (fact (car l)))) (else (cons (fact (car l)) (fact* (cdr l
The addition of the list in the fourth line should make....
What you have done is create an improper list.
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I was just wondering if there could be any fact table, the keys of which dont belong to any of the dim tables? However, the fact table seems to contain the dim data.
The reason I came up with this question is that I was looking into a package which uses...
Started by sagar on
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If this....
Another possibility is that the Fact table contains all the dimensions internally in string form in the Fact table.
Is the fact table a table or named query?
Does your Fact table have columns which contain manually.
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I'm using Drools (for the first time) to express some rules and it has been working really well so far. However I've been given a new condition that I'm not able to express in the rules language very clearly.
Essentially I need to perform an action on...
Started by BenM on
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I rewrote the clause to put the exists....
After some more hacking around the following doesn't cause any runtime errors (though I'm not sure if it's "correct" yet) .
Instead.
What about ($deduction->amountInPence * 4) ? I think, the -> should be a .
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Are there any cases where I can have a textual field such as a description in a fact table?
I currently have a fact table of meeting events (grain: row per meeting) with a number of dimensions such as date, client, location etc. I need to put the meeting...
Started by NabilS on
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What you are describing sounds like a dimension derived from other dimensions rather than a fact.
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Hi Guys
I have a SQL Server 2005 data-mart star schema with the usual fact and dimensions tables. This is deployed and being populated via an SSIS based ETL package. All fine so far.
I have just been approached by the customer with a new requirement. ...
Started by Octoplasm on
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Sometimes this takes that with your suggestion of a "child" fact table, you could have another fact table as a "bridge table to that trouble, you could just....
Ideally, you'll modify your fact table to make the column not-nullable.
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We're doing a complex bit of data accumulation. Our customer sends us some stuff that includes two dimensions (time and a business unit). Time is mostly year-month. The business unit dimension has just a few attributes: a name, and a few categories to...
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Be aware, though, that non-additive data in the fact table will either....
If the data is both directly related to the additive fact and is not something you want to be grouping/sorting/search on, then putting it in the fact table is okay.
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