Fill Fact_Table from other tables SSIS

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i'm new on SSIS and i need your help i have Fact_Table(date_debut_alarm,date_fin_alarm,,BTS,id_temp_deb,id_temp_fin,numOfweek,T,a,pond,t_pond) dim_BTS(BTS,BSC,statut,date_BTS,class,Id_Ville) dim_Calendar_deb(id-temp_deb,date_deb,year,month,trimestre,week) dim_Calendar_fin(id-temp_fin,date_fin,year,month,trimestre,week) and staging table [alarmstg]([Alarm Description] ,date_deb_alarm ,date_fin_alarm,[Server] ,[BSC] ,[BTS_ID] ,[BSC_BTS] ,[BTS] ) i want to fill fact_table by usig those table can you help me please

Posted 18-Jul-13 9:08am

ELHAMOUCHI

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RedDk 18-Jul-13 15:48pm

Ok,

So if I read this right, there is a total count of five (5) tables?

ZurdoDev 19-Jul-13 12:00pm

What is the question? Do you know how to use SSIS at all?

ELHAMOUCHI 21-Jul-13 8:57am

I have 2 tables and dimension dim_Calendar_Start dim_Calendar_End dim_Calendar_start (id_temp_start, date_start, year, month, quarter, week) dim_Calendar_END (id_temp_END, date_end, year, month, quarter, week) FACT_TABLE (BTS date_Start_alarm, date_End_alarm, id_temp_Start, id_temp_End, numOfweek, T, a, pond, t_pond) I already filled fact table but I just have to fill id_temp-Start and id_temp_End after comparing with fact_table.date_Start_alarm dim_Calendar_Start.date_Start and fact_table.date_end_alarm with dim_Calendar_end.date_end

RedDk 22-Jul-13 13:16pm

Two tables?
"Fact_Table" & "alarmstg"? What are these dim_ things, if they're not tables?

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