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ATHARVA EDUCATIONAL TRUST'S
ATHARVA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

(Approved by AICTE, Recognized by the Government of Maharashtra
& Affiliated to University of Mumbai )
Department of Computer Engineering
Academic Year 2020-21
Experiment – 1
Title: Build Data Warehouse/Data Mart for a given problem statement (auto sales analysis)
i) Identifying the source tables and populating sample data
ii) Design dimensional data model i.e. Star schema, Snowflake schema and Fact Constellation
schema (if applicable)
Perform following for the above warehouse:

1. Maximum/minimum sale in first quarter w.r.t. location
2. Maximum/minimum sale of item “vehicles” throughout the year
3. Maximum/minimum sale of item throughout the year
4. Maximum/minimum sale during the second & third quarter w.r.t. location and item
5. List out the items in increasing order w.r.t. sales amount & quantity sold
6. List out the suppliers who supply
supply maximum number of “bikes/cars” during year
7. Find out the customer who purchase maximum number of items and also find
out all the details of customer along with region.
Notes:
Design a data cube which contain one fact table and design item, time, supplier,
supplier location,
customer dimension table , also identify measures for sales. Insert minimum 4 items like
bikes, small cars, mid segment cars, car consumables items etc. Also enter minimum 10,
12 records Region/location, enter minimum 2 cities from each state also
also enter minimum 2
states. Keep track of sales quarter wise.
Perform and implement above fact& dimension tables in oracle10g which are same as
relational table of database, perform analyze above with the help of SQL tool.
You have to use concepts of OLAP operation like slice, dice, roll-up, drill--down etc.
Objective:
• To learn fundamental of data warehousing
• To learn concepts of dimensional modeling
• To learn star, snowflake & Galaxy schema
Reference:
• SQL-PL/SQL
PL/SQL by Ivan Bayrose
• Data Mining Concept and Technique
Tec By Han & Kamber
• Data Warehousing Fundamentals By Paulraj
• Data warehousing & Mining By Reema Thereja
Pre-requisite:
• Fundamental Knowledge of Database Management
• Fundamental Knowledge of SQL
Theory:
Dimensional modeling (DM) is the name of a logical

logical design technique often used for
data warehouses. Dimensional modeling always uses the concepts of facts, measures,
and dimensions.
Facts are typically (but not always) numeric values that can be aggregated,
Dimensions are groups of hierarchies and descriptors
descriptors that define the facts. For example,
sales amount is a fact; timestamp, product, register#, store#, etc. are elements of
dimensions.
Dimensional models are built by business process area, e.g. store sales, inventory, claims,
etc.
Fact table
The fact table is not a typical relational database table as it is de
de-normalized
normalized on purpose,
to Enhance query response times. The fact table typically contains records that are ready
to explore, usually with adhoc queries. Records in the fact table are often refer
referred to as
events, due to the time-variant
variant nature of a data warehouse environment. The primary key
for the fact table is a composite of all the columns except numeric values/scores (like
QUANTITY, TURN OVER, exact invoice date and time).Typical fact tables in a global
enterprise at a ware house are (usually there may be additional company or business
specific fact tables):
Sales fact table-contains
contains all details regarding sales
Orders fact table-inin some cases the table can be split into open orders and historical
histori orders.
Sometimes the values for historical orders are stored in a sales fact table.
Budget fact table-usually
usually grouped by month and loaded once at the end of a year.
Forecast fact table : usually grouped by month and loaded daily, weekly or monthly.
Inventory
ventory fact table : report stocks, usually refreshed daily.
Dimension table
Nearly all of the information in a typical fact table is also present in one or more
dimension tables. The main purpose of maintaining Dimension Tables is to allow
browsing the categories
ategories quickly and easily.
The primary keys of each of the dimension tables are linked together to form the
composite primary key of the fact table. In a star schema design, there is only one de-
de
normalized table for a given dimension.
Typical dimension tables in a data warehouse are:
Time dimension table
Customers dimension
table Products
dimension table
Key account managers (KAM) dimension
table Sales office dimension table
Star schema architecture
Star schema architecture is the simplest data warehouse
warehouse design. The main feature of a star
schema is a table at the center, called the fact table and the dimension tables which allow
browsing of specific categories, summarizing, drill-downs
drill downs and specifying criteria.
Typically, most of the fact tables in a star schema are in database third normal form,
while dimensional
Tables are de-normalized
normalized (second normal form).Despite the fact that the star schema is
the simplest data warehouse architecture; it is most commonly used in the data warehouse
implementations across
oss the world today (about 90-95%
90 cases).
Snowflake Schema architecture

Snow flake schema architecture is a more complex variation of a star schema design. The
main difference is that dimensional tables in a snow flake schema are normalized, so they
have a typical relational database design. Snow flake schemas are generally used when a
dimensional table becomes very big and when a star schema can’t represent the
complexity of a data structure.
For example if a PRODUCT dimension table contains millions of rows, the use of snow
flake schemas should significantly improve performance by moving out some data to
other table(with BRANDS for instance). The problem is that the more normalized the
dimension table is, the more complicated SQL joins must be issued to query them. This is
because in order for a query to be answered, many tables need to be joined and
aggregates generated.
Fact constellation/Galaxy schema Architecture

For each star schema or snow flake schema it is possible to construct a fact
constellation
lation schema. This schema is more complex than star or snowflake
architecture, which is because it contains multiple fact tables. This allows dimension
tables to be shared amongst many fact tables.
In a fact constellation schema, different fact tables are explicitly assigned to the
dimensions, which are for given facts relevant. This may be useful in cases when
some facts are associated with a given dimension level and other facts with a deeper
dimension level.
Use of that model should be reasonable when for for example, there is a sales fact table (with
Details down to the exact date and invoice header id) and a fact table with sales forecast
which is calculated based on month, client id and product id.
These dimensions allow us to answer questions such as
• In what regions of the country are pleated pants most popular?(fact table joined with
the product and ship-to
to dimensions)
• What percentage of pants were bought with coupons and how has that varied from
quarter to quarter? (fact table joined with the promotion and time dimensions)
• How many pants were sold on holidays versus non-holidays?
non holidays? (fact table joined
with the time dimension)
Post lab assignment:
1. Describe OLAP operation like slice, dice, roll-up,

roll drill-down
down with example
2. Star schema vs snowflake schema
3. Dimensional
ensional table Vs. Relational Table
4. Advantages of snowflake schema
Conclusion:
A schema is a logical description of database where fact and dimension tables are
joined in a logical manner. Data Warehouse is maintained in the form of Star, Snow
flakes, and
nd Fact Constellation schema.

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Perform following for the above warehouse:

Dimensional modeling (DM) is the name of a logical

Snowflake Schema architecture

Fact constellation/Galaxy schema Architecture

Post lab assignment:

1. Describe OLAP operation like slice, dice, roll-up,

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