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Providing OLAP to User-Analysts: An IT Mandate

C.T. Salley, +1 more
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This paper discusses the coexistence of so-called transaction databases with decision support systems and the argument that the physical design required for acceptable performance of each is incompatible and that therefore, data should be stored redundantly in multiple enterprise databases.
Abstract
Overview Recently, there has been a great deal of discussion in the trade press and elsewhere regarding the coexistence of so-called transaction databases with decision support systems. These discussions usually revolve around the argument that the physical design required for acceptable performance of each is incompatible and that therefore, data should be stored redundantly in multiple enterprise databases: one for transaction processing, and the other for decision support type activities. Also, these same arguments usually confuse physical schema with logical and conceptual schema.

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