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MicroStrategy Schema Modeling


Tianfeng (Jimmy) Jiang

Quality Engineer, Principal • MicroStrategy


With the modeling tool, architects can map the physical database schema, model data based on business requirements and terminology, and build complex hierarchies to organize data and better reflect relationships.

The modeling tool allows architects to transform a complex enterprise data environment into a unified logical data model.
The logical data model is composed of data abstraction objects (attributes, dimensions, etc.) that can be reused across projects, reports, dashboards, and applications.
A logical data model represents the definitions, characteristics, and relationships of data across an enterprise environment in business terms that any user can understand.  
With the modeling tool, architects can map the physical database schema, model data based on business requirements and terminology, and build complex hierarchies to organize data and better reflect relationships. Watch video to learn how Strategy schema modeling works.

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May 16, 2017

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May 16, 2017