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Design Dimension Attributes: Introduction and Overview, Part IV
Design Dimension Attributes: Introduction and Overview, Part IV
| Dimension Attributes: Introduction and Overview, Part IV |
| Written by William Pearson |
| Thursday, 29 May 2008 21:10 |
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Having covered the general characteristics and purposes of attributes, we fixed our focus upon the properties underlying them, based upon the examination of a representative attribute within our sample cube. We discussed the Misc group of properties, looking forward to subsequent parts of our introduction and overview of dimension attributes, where we explore the remaining attribute properties groups. In this part of our overview of attributes, our examination will include:
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