SCD Type 2 in Microsoft Fabric and Power BI
In the previous article, I explained SCD (Slowly Changing Dimension) and its different types. In this article, I’ll show you how to implement SCD Type 2 (one of the most common types) using Microsoft Fabric and Power BI. This article includes using Lakehouse, Dataflow, Warehouse, Data Pipeline, SQL Stored Procedures, Power BI Semantic model, and Read more about SCD Type 2 in Microsoft Fabric and Power BI[…]
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