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what is the difference between start schma and Fsldm?

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what is the difference between start schma and Fsldm? ..

Answer / saurabh

FSLDM -> 3rd normal form
Star Schema --> Denormalized for query performance

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what is the difference between start schma and Fsldm? ..

Answer / prabakaran

FLSDM is a 3nf model, vanilla made to cater a Bank's EDW
need.

Star Schema is a denormalized model

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what is the difference between start schma and Fsldm? ..

Answer / shubhangi

A star schema has one Fact tables and many dimensional
tables to store the related.

FSLDM (Financial services logical data model) is a model
proposed and designed by NCR to cater the needs of financial
sectors, specially the Banking domain.

It has many Fact tabls and dimension tbls.

The major fact tbls include Party (Customers of the bank),
Product (Services offered by the bank), Event (An event
occurred ex: An ATM transaction), Agreement (A deal betweem
the party and the bank for a product)etc...

The FSLDM can be customized to cater to bank's specific needs.

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what is the difference between start schma and Fsldm? ..

Answer / vinay sir(datawarehousing tech

Adding more to the above:
FSLDM->It was designed with variuos Subject Areas
(PARTY,LOCATION,ADDRESS,EVENT etc...).Each Subject Area is
again made up of different Entities and all these entities
are fully normalized.
Simply FSLDM consists of Many Entities and the structure
is in 3NF.

Star Schema: This can also be called as Star Join Schema.
Star schema consists of Less Entities(Fewer Fact and
Dimension tables--preferrably one fact with many dimensions)
and the structure is Denormalized.

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what is the difference between start schma and Fsldm? ..

Answer / fsldmlearner

Can anyone please let me know what is the recommended ETL
design for loading FSLDM ? I saw one of the designs for ETL
for this at www.fsldm.com but want to understand if there
are any contents I can find anywhere on the various
components shown as www.fsldm.com ?

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