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Start and end dates in a snapshot table


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Represent the ETL dates during which a row's snapshot data was valid.




Where is referential integrity not enforced in Caboodle?


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FilteredAccess Schema since it's already a filtered database




If a join is from a primary key column TO a lookup column, what join type should you
use?

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Outer




What does joining to a bridge table do to the granularity of your results?


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Increases granularity since bridge tables map a "to‐many" relationship




How can you find all the data models that can use a certain filter record?


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Search Record Viewer for FDS 1500




Data Lineage


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Part of the Data Dictionary that shows which Clarity column is used to
populate the Caboodle column




What does the Cogito data dictionary reflect?


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, The dbo schema




Dependencies


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Part of the Data Dictionary that shows you what database objects a table is
dependent on (usually Clarity tables but could be other Caboodle tables)




Examples of EAV tables that don't end in the usual suffix


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FlowsheetValueFact
LabComponentResultFact




Inferred row values


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primary key = positive number
lookup columns = -1




A lookup column in CB contains the value -3. What could this mean?


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, 1. The data that once populated this row has been deleted
2. This is the row with -3 as its primary key (all lookup columns = -3)

If primary key is non-negative then option 1




Where is referential integrity NOT enforced?


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FilteredAccess Schema




TEST: Why do fact tables have so many lookup columns?


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Point to dim tables that store information about the entities




TEST: T/F If a datapoint exists in Clarity but not in Caboodle, your Caboodle
developers can create a custom SSIS package to extract the data point to Caboodle


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True




How do you identify a snapshot table?

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