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Job SearchYou can edit dimensions in the Target Designer. You cannot, however, change the database type after you create, a dimension.
When you edit a dimension, the Designer marks all mappings with the dimension invalid.
To edit a dimension:
- Click Targets > Create/Edit Dimension.
- Optionally, modify any setting in the dimension except database type or dimension type.
- Click Close.
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