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I was hoping she would figure out the DW hard stuff, then write the book
explaining everything with lots of big, colorful pictures...(big grin).
If I were to write the book, and she be the tech editor, then she would
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SAS has progressed
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A DW may
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you people are soo funny. Writing a book takes time, hard work and
more
energy than I care to commit to the project.. especially on a subject with
which
I have zero experience
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Someone's got to pick up Marlene's slack...
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Rachel,
Are you licensed for Oracle Designer?
We put the estimated row counts for each table into Designer and it
produces a nice report showing sizing estimates per table or index,
tablespace, and database. Pretty painless. You still need to add on
extra space for archives, exports,
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Rachel - I always find it helpful to understand something if I know the
origins. I worked with SAS several years ago. At that time
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Hello Dennis
SAS has progressed a little in the last years and now offer a complete
DW solution, including ETL tools.
You can use their tools also
Rachel,
I haven't used their warehouse stuff and it has been a few years since
I had to deal with people doing statistical analysis with SAS (by the
way very good for that so if the reason considering this is the need
for heavy duty statistical analysis that is a big plus) but the one
thing that
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Dennis,
Forgetting about normalization won't be a problem, I've always been more
practical than by the book. As for amounts of data being
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A DW is not simply a collection of data marts.
A DW may be a true 'warehouse' of enterprise data from which
DM may be built.
Extracts go to the DW, DW is used to build DM.
A DW may in fact
Just wanted to reiterate the grain recommendation. The growth rate of our
data warehouse increased app. 20x when the business side changed their mind
from monthly to daily on our largest fact table. They did this one week
after we got the monthly table into production as per their original
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Just wanted to reiterate
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Cool!! Here comes Oracle Data Warehousing 101...
um knowing the way the goddess feels about book writing, i
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I was hoping she would figure out the DW hard stuff, then write the book
explaining everything with lots of big, colorful pictures...(big grin).
If I were to write the book, and she be the tech editor, then she would
drive down to Philly and kick myand shove the already burning manuscript
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Cool!! Here comes Oracle Data Warehousing 101...
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consultant that really knows how to design DW.
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A DW is not simply a collection of data marts.
A DW may be a true 'warehouse' of enterprise data from which
DM may be built.
Extracts go
Hello Dennis
SAS has progressed a little in the last years and now offer a complete
DW solution, including ETL tools.
You can use their tools also to populate and query oracle.
Yechiel Adar
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Yechiel - I did not mean to imply that SAS had not improved since the '80s.
They would be out of business otherwise. And of course every DW vendor is
full solution vendor. Just read their brochures if you don't believe me.
My point was that if you understand a company's roots, then often a lot of
Rachel - I always find it helpful to understand something if I know the
origins. I worked with SAS several years ago. At that time it was a
statistical analysis package. A scientist or engineer could load a set of
test data into it and perform various arithmetic and statistical analyses.
Today
Excellent dude.
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Rachel - I always find it helpful to understand something if I know the
origins. I worked with SAS several years ago. At that time it was a
statistical analysis
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