Yeah. Then I'd be accused of shooting the baby with a wet silver bullet.

Seriously folks, this is a good discussion, but it getting a bit off topic at times. I would suggest doing what Ross did a few posts ago. Rather than go into a long discussion about "is a star schema a cube or a representation of an n-dimensional super-duper-hyper-pterodactyl cube," post some links to areas where those interested in the not-necessarily-U2 topic can find further info.

And to ALL the vendors, please remember that if you mention your product in the post, you really ought to put [AD] in the subject line.

Now, would anyone care to post any experiences on performance of implementing a star schema in a set of normalized U2 files and doing drill down and roll up strictly with LIST, SORT, and its options? Post numbers, not guesses.

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Regards,

Clif


On Apr 18, 2004, at 21:52, Ross Ferris wrote:


You are right - there are no silver bullets, you don't throw the baby out with the bath water [I will not go into the sordid history of this one], and some degree of effort is required to embrace anything that is new

[and I'll exit the thread there before I get spanked by Clif :-]

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