Meaning of E-table dealing with Compress

hi all
I know that during the Infocube compression the number of records in the F-table decrease because those records are switched in the E-table.
What's the meaning of E-table? what is the difference between E and F table?
thanks a lot for help
Best regards

If in you F-table you have
REQUEST_ID-DOCUMENTNUMBER...
001----
100...
001----
100...
001----
100...
in E-table (by suppressing the dimension request ID) you will have only one record:
DOCUMENTNUMBER
100
This is due to the elimination of a dimension !
Hope now is clearer...
Bye,
Roberto
(take a look to these tables directly in SE16/SE11: surely you will understand better the whole concept !)

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