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dbt docs #55
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Great docs! added some comments.
Out of scope but maybe nice to add some words about "data as code" and the ability of versioning the dbt project (which is one of the main advantages of this approach IMO)
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dbt excels when modeling highly relational data. For the purposes of example, we provide a small IMDB dataset with the following relational schema. This dataset originates from the[ relational dataset repository](https://relational.fit.cvut.cz/dataset/IMDb). This is trivial relative to common schemas used with dbt but represents a manageable sample: |
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The dataset providers require to cite this paper when using their data:
https://arxiv.org/abs/1511.03086
see: How to cite
@Ryado thanks for the suggestions, edits made. |
Expand table on cloud-tiers page
The plugin also supports snapshots but i've removed for now as there is an issue I need chase up and resolve.