Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Presented By
Venkata Manohar
Table of Contents
1. History before Info Cube
2. Data Warehouse
3. Star Schema and Limitations
4. Extended Star Schema
5. Info Cube
6. Types of Info Cubes
7. Standard Info Cube
Real Time Info Cube
Virtual Info Cube
8. Creation of Info Cube Step by Step
9. Conclusion
History
• Initially every Customer is used to store their data
at their individual places, it finds very difficult to the
Customers.
•To overcome that issue W.H.Immon has invented
the concept called Data Warehousing.
• By this Way many customers can store their data in
a single Data Warehouse.
• At starting he used to load Data through Star
Schema .
Star Schema
Limitations of Star Schema
• Where Info Cube follows Extended Star Schema so W.H.Immon suggested Info Cube.
Info Cube
• These are the Central objects upon which the Reports and
Analyses in BW are based
• An InfoCube is defined as a multidimensional dataset which
is used for analysis in a BEx query.
• An InfoCube consists of a set of tables which are logically
joined to implement the Extended star schema.
• A fact table in the Extended star schema is joined with
multiple dimension tables.
• You can add data from one or more Info Source or
InfoProviders to an InfoCube.
• They are available as InfoProviders for analysis and
reporting purposes.
Info Cube has the following features
like
• It follows extended star schema
• It has additive functionality
• It maintains Summarised level of data as well
• It follows De-Normalization(where De-Normalization
means which doesn’t have Primary and Foreign Key Combination)
Types of Infocubes