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how to define star and snow flake to create a perspective to create a cube in Dynamics Ax 2009

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Posted on by Subanandhini Swamin... 155

Hi,

   how to define star and snow flake to create a perspective to create a cube in Dynamics Ax 2009.

 Here iam using salestable,saleslinetable,inventtable,inventitemgroup,servicejournalline.

  My question is how to give Islookup  property for the above tables.How can join tables using both star schema and snow flake schema.

 

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    Hi,

    Not quite sure I am following but you can setup islookup property in AOT on the table.  You can also find relations to other tables there as well.  Perhaps you want to build a custom view for these tables?

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    Subanandhini Swamin... 155 on at

    Hi,

    Can you tell me how to define star and snow flake schema in perspective .what ever the tables iam using doesnot contain primary key  foreign key relation to all tables.

    So how can i specify star and snow flake schema in perspective.

    let us take some four tables  salestable,salesline,servicejournaltable,servicejournalline

    Here salestable and salesline have relationship ie)salesid  

    and servicejournaltable and servicejournalline will have the relationship of journalnum

    Can u explain me how can i give schema in perspective.

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    Do you want to be able to SEE graphically the entity relationship diagram?  Is that what you are asking?

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