BDW q on trans in a bank

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BDW q on trans in a bank

Post by chvenkat.v »

Hi all,

I have sample question about banking data warehouse.

One customer came to the bank for one day

Example:

11:00 am x customer opens an a/c in bank
1:00 pm same x customer deposit some amount to his a/c.

4:00 pm same x customer withdrawn some amount from the bank.

7:00 pm again same x customer transfers some amount to his friend a/c y.


How to catch all truncations stored into banking data warehouse.
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Post by DSguru2B »

First of all that would be a transactional system and not a warehouse. Now the business needs to define the rules as to what transaction types need to be captured. They might come back and say, We need a cumulative record for all withdrawls and a cumulative record for all deposits, or they might just say, we just need the balance.
You need to get the requirements in place first.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Ask IBM about their Change Detection software, which scrapes this information from the transaction logs.

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