The following is an example of a data warehouse source file:
/*Table Descriptions*/ 1,"DWXT",0,0,"DWXS",0,"EMPLOYEE","" 2,"DWXT",0,0,"DWXS",0,"DEPARTMENT","" /*Column Descriptions*/ 1,"DWXC",0,1,"DWXT",0,"emp_id","integer","Uniquely identifies an employee." 2,"DWXC",0,1,"DWXT"1,"emp_name","varchar(100)","The employee's name." 3,"DWXC",0,2,"DWXT",0,"dep_id","integer","Uniquely identifies a department." 4,"DWXC",0,2,"DWXT",1,"dep_name","varchar(100)","Name of a department." 5,"DWXC",0,2,"DWXT",2,"dep_desc","varchar(256)","Description of a department."
This file creates two tables, EMPLOYEE and DEPARTMENT. It also creates the emp_id and emp_name columns for the EMPLOYEE table, and the dep_id, dep_name, and dep_desc columns for the DEPARTMENT table.
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