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Hi,
is that an appropiate way to build a relationship between those two fact tables?
Basically this is a 1:n relationship between those facts. I tried to create a dimension for that order_id which is on the left side the unique identifier for the OrderHeader information and on the other side a real dimension for OrderDetails. Now I can use this artificially created dimension (dim_order) to filter both facts.
But i guess this is not best practise
Cheers
@amitchandak This does not help. Did you read my whole question?
I cannot change that because it is 1:1 as you can see in the picture 😁
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