Oracle8i data warehousing Michael J. Corey

By:

MICHAEL COREY

Publication details: New Delhi Tata McGraW -Hill 2001Description: 831p 23cmISBN:

9780070444799

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DDC classification:

005.758 MIC

Contents:

1. Warehouse: What Is It, Who Needs It, and Why? -- 2. Things to Consider -- 3. Finding and Building the Team -- 4. Managing the Data Warehouse Project -- 5. Data Warehouse Design Methodology -- 6. Data Warehouse Development Methodology -- 7. Data Marts and Star Schema Design -- 8. The Physical Data Warehouse -- 9. Fundamentals of an ETL Architecture -- 10. Loading the Oracle Warehouse -- 11. Oracle Warehouse Builder -- 12. Partitioning Data -- 13. Indexing the Warehouse -- 14. Backing up the Warehouse -- 15. Securing the Warehouse -- 16. Storage Considerations -- 17. Tuning Data Access -- 18. Publishing Data for the Users -- 19. Oracle Summarization Features -- 20. OLAP -- 21. Relational OLAP and Aggregate Navigators -- 22. The Oracle Discoverer Solution -- 23. The Oracle Express Solution -- 24. Data Mining -- 25. Data Webhousing.

Summary: Many corporations consider data warehousing essential, from spreadsheet/financial data to high-level strategic data. This resource provides data warehousers with the means to collect, analyse, and act on information contained on their database system

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1. Warehouse: What Is It, Who Needs It, and Why? --
2. Things to Consider --
3. Finding and Building the Team --
4. Managing the Data Warehouse Project --
5. Data Warehouse Design Methodology --
6. Data Warehouse Development Methodology --
7. Data Marts and Star Schema Design --
8. The Physical Data Warehouse --
9. Fundamentals of an ETL Architecture --
10. Loading the Oracle Warehouse --
11. Oracle Warehouse Builder --
12. Partitioning Data --
13. Indexing the Warehouse --
14. Backing up the Warehouse --
15. Securing the Warehouse --
16. Storage Considerations --
17. Tuning Data Access --
18. Publishing Data for the Users --
19. Oracle Summarization Features --
20. OLAP --
21. Relational OLAP and Aggregate Navigators --
22. The Oracle Discoverer Solution --
23. The Oracle Express Solution --
24. Data Mining --
25. Data Webhousing.

Many corporations consider data warehousing essential, from spreadsheet/financial data to high-level strategic data. This resource provides data warehousers with the means to collect, analyse, and act on information contained on their database system

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