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Data Relationships: Introduction to a Many-to-Many

A relationship between tables specifies the field/s which the 2 tables have in common. In Sisense, we create relationships between tables in the ElastiCube. Poorly modeled data relationships can lead to one or more of the following: Complex data se...

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Date Dimension File

Analytical NeedAnalyzing information by date can be very useful, but not every source data set provides enough information to do this kind of analysis.Modeling ChallengeWe will need to import a date table, which will act as a reference for all time q...

Calculating Business Days Difference Between Two Dates

Introduction This article demonstrates how to avoid counting weekends and holidays when calculating the difference between two dates. Example - Average Shipping Time in Business Days Steps In order to ‘subtract’ two dates and avoid counting the wee...

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Days, Hours, Minutes, and Seconds Drill Down

Introduction In this post we'll learn how to create a drill down hierarchy for Days-->Hours-->Minutes-->Seconds. A general quick solution, in case you need the drill mostly for pivot table visualizations, would be to use the ElastiCube to model addi...

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LAG / LEAD Functions

Question LAG & LEAD Functions are functions that give access to multiple rows within a table, without the need for a self-join. The LAG function is used to access data from a previous row, while the LEAD function is used to return data from rows fur...

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Benefits of JSON support in Postgres

The promise of Postgres JSON JSON support is the most interesting new Postgres feature of the last few years. It relaxes the primary constraint of SQL databases — the rigid schema structure — by letting you store semi-structured data in your tables ...

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