DW Design (2) – staging data

Thursday, June 29th, 2006 by Peter Scott

As mentioned yesterday, the staging area of the data warehouse has three functional uses: It is the initial target for data loads from source systems It validates the incoming data for integrity It is the data source for information to be published the ‘user visible” layers of the data warehouse Optionally, it may also be [...]

Creating an Oracle BI Suite Enterprise Edition Demo

Thursday, June 29th, 2006 by Mark Rittman

I’m off to do a presales visit to Ireland tomorrow, and the bit of technology I’ll be demonstrating is the new Oracle BI Suite Enterprise Edition. I had to put a demo together to show the customer, and therefore I was able to spend a few hours this afternoon working with Oracle BI Answers and [...]

Creating an Oracle BI Suite Enterprise Edition Demo

Thursday, June 29th, 2006 by Mark Rittman

I’m off to do a presales visit to Ireland tomorrow, and the bit of technology I’ll be demonstrating is the new Oracle BI Suite Enterprise Edition. I had to put a demo together to show the customer, and therefore I was able to spend a few hours this afternoon working with Oracle BI Answers and [...]

DW Design (part 1)

Wednesday, June 28th, 2006 by Peter Scott

“Which comes first, the physical or logical design for an Oracle data warehouse?” has always been a question that I have struggled to come up with a convincing answer. To my thinking they both develop simultaneously. True, when designing a data warehouse there will be a set of design criteria that define the bounds of [...]

DW Wisdom (4)

Tuesday, June 27th, 2006 by Peter Scott

The final part of this small series on data warehouse wisdom looks at the enterprise strands. Enterprise DW moves away from the tactical departmental “point solutions” and into something that fits with strategic aspirations of the enterprise. On the face of it having a single solution across the enterprise as distinct advantages: there is a [...]

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