Understanding Parent and Child Tables in Data Modelling

Parent and child tables are essential in data modelling, defining relationships that keep data organised and accessible. A parent table holds unique records, while a child table contains detailed, linked data. This blog explores how these structures work and why they’re crucial for accurate analytics. At KPDI Analytics, we help businesses design reliable data models that turn raw data into meaningful insights.

Madhu Nannuri

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