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Instructor: All right, get excited.
It's time for our first assignment
of the section covering table relationships.
And this time, we've heard from Dana Modelle,
who is an analyst for the Adventure Works team,
and she sent us this email with subject line,
"Need a favor."
So Dana says, "Hey there.
Ethan shared the data model you've been working on,
and we might have an issue.
Last night, I left my laptop open,
and my cat Dennis somehow got his paws on our model.
Now all the relationships are gone.
Could you please rebuild the model,
including all three product tables?
I owe you one. Dana."
All right, so let's see
what we can do to help Dana out here.
Our objectives are gonna be
to delete all of our existing table relationships,
just to get back to a clean slate.
Then we're gonna create a star schema
by creating relationships between the Sales, Calendar,
Customer, Product, and Territories table.
From there, we'll connect
or wire up all three of our product tables,
the Product, Subcategory, and Category tables,
using a snowflake schema.
And then finally, to check our work,
we're gonna use the matrix visual
in the Report view to confirm
that we can filter our order quantity values using fields
from any of our dimension tables.
Good luck.
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