ORACLE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE II
The implementation is based on star schema model in the first figure. As you see, dimension tables are directly connected to fact table. So when a result set is needed dimension fact tables will be both accessed.
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The other option is called Snowflake Schema Model. You can see this model in the following figure. Actually this model is a extension of star schema model. There are some dimension tables that are not joined directly to fact table
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