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How to maintain single workspace in Logical and Relational Model?

Hi All...I'm new to "Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler" tool, I have few clarifications. Please check below:
Is that possible to have individual workspace to have an individual fact table, by having relationships with required Dim tables ? Example: In the logical model we have 5 dimension , 1 fact table, and that 1 fact table is having relationship with ONLY with 3 dimensions. ( Remaining 2 dim will be used for other fact table). In this scenario I would like to create relationship between one fact table and 3 dim in separate workspace, so that we will have clear view to present it to business users.
For now I'm using "Subviews" feature, which is working as workspace. However, if I create relationships in that subview for one fact table by bringing that fact table with required dimensions in that subview, relationships are appearing in the "Logical Model" window as well.
- Apart from Subviews, is there any other feature to maintain relationship between fact and dim for an individual fact table ?
- How to hide relationships in "Logical Model" or in "Relational Model" window? Please advise
Please find the attached screenshot with simple example:
Screenshot 1 has subview
Screenshot 2 shows relationships in Logical Model - I'm trying to hide the relationship in this view.
Thanks,
Rajesh
Answers
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In subview you can Show/Hide relationships - this is the easiest way. Also you can play with level of details and you can use displays.
Another option is - if you start from relational model you can deselect some foreign keys from engineering to logical model.
Hera is a picture for subview in logical model:
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Thanks for the details !