on 07-06-2012 7:36 AM
Hi all.
we know that sid's will be stored in sid table like /bic/s(info object)...will the sid values of all master datas(attributes ,text,and hierarchy) be stored in this table???in this sreen shot i can see the hierarchy tables.
1).will only the hierarchy sid (values) get stored in the K table shown ?
2)what will then H and I tables strore???
3)difference between hierarchy and hierarchy structure shown in K and I table
pls explain in detail
regards
Kiranjith,
All you needed to have done would be :
open the table - look at the contents and compare it with the hierarchy you loaded - the data should have been pretty easy to understand.
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Hi Kiranjith,
1) The Hierarchy SID table stores the SID value for each of the hierarchy node & its values.
2) The H table stores the entire hierarchical structure along with the values and the link between the parent & child nodes along with node number whereas I table stores the structure of the SID of entire hierarchy.
3) The hierarchical structure shown in K is for hierarchy nodes & value informaion whereas I is to know the SID values.
Regards,
Indhu.
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Hi ,
we have 3 options for integrating Hierarchies into our data model :
1) internal hierarcies from characteristics in dimension table
2) hierarchies from characteristic attributes
3) external hierachies from hierarchy tables
The H-table is used to store hierarchial relationships between characteristic values if external hierarchies are used for characteristics
H-table contains all hierarchies.
H-table :base table for hierarchies and contains all hierarchies.
K-table :if we select "with hierarchies" option ,this table is generated.(SID table)
J-table :if we select "intervals permitted in hierarchy " option ,this table is generated
I-table :if we select "time dependent hierarchy structure" option then this table will be generated.(Hierarchy structure is displayed)
Regards,
Ramitha
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