HI folks,

I'm seeking some assistance in analyzing
a rather flat database (imported from Excel / CSV).
I recognize the need for a more structured
database, but can't get my head around
a "good"/"best fit" set of schemas to
represent the data requried.

If someone is willing to donate their time
in helping me here, I would greatly
appreciate it.

Please download and see http://shortcircuit.net.au/~prologic/vv2.sql.gz

$ gunzip vv2.sql
$ sqlite3 vv.db < vv2.sql

There are 3 tables:

data - The (flat) database of data.
srates - Expected export (to be CSV) of Supplier Rates
crates - Expected export (to be CSV) of Customer Rates

The srates and crates tables are just there
for analysis purposes. These are actually
suppose to be exported CSV files called:
 * SupplierRates-YYYY-MM-DD.csv
 * CustomerRates-YYYY-MM-DD.csv
as at the time of the export.

I recognize that I may need to store tables
for:
 * rates
 * suppliers
 * customers
 * dialcodes
 * destinations

But, I am not even sure if the aboave
listed tables is suitable, nor can I get my
head around the necessary schemas
required.

I lack good "data analysis skills" :/

Thanks in advance to anyone that may
be willing to help.

Thanks and

cheers
James

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