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ProgrammingData Warehousing - How To Create a Data Warehouse Structure
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Published: 11th Sep 2006 |
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A data warehouse structure can be defined as the elements and components which make up the database. The structure will show how these components work together, and it may also show you how the database will grow over a given period of time.
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