How are fact tables typically connected to dimension tables in a snowflake schema?
- Through a circular relationship
- Through direct one-to-one relationships
- Through indirect relationships via intermediary tables
- Without any connections
In a snowflake schema, fact tables are typically connected to dimension tables through indirect relationships via intermediary tables. This means that dimension tables may be normalized and broken down into sub-dimensions, creating a more structured and normalized data model.
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