Discussão: Fundamentos do esquema estrela: fatos, dimensões e a declaração da granularidade
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'Give each dimension a surrogate integer key' collides with the idempotent-rerun discipline of the neighbouring pipeline article. A key drawn from a sequence or an auto-increment column is assigned in load order, so rerunning a dimension load for an interval, or backfilling a range out of order, produces different keys for the same members, and every fact row loaded in between now points at the wrong or a missing dimension row; and several warehouses give no help here: BigQuery has no auto-increment column at all, and Snowflake's sequences are documented as not gap-free. The practical replacement in ELT pipelines is a deterministic key computed from the natural key (plus `valid_from` for type 2 rows), typically a hash, which is what `dbt_utils.generate_surrogate_key` produces and what makes dimension and fact loads independently rerunnable. Integer sequences remain the better choice for row-store databases where join performance on a narrow integer matters and loads are serialised; the article should state that condition instead of presenting the integer key as the default for every warehouse.
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