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Which of the following best defines a data warehouse?
Which of the following best defines a data warehouse?
- A database that supports decision-making by providing consolidated historical data (correct)
- A database used for operational processes
- A database that is integrated with the organization's operational database
- A collection of unorganized and volatile data
What does it mean for a data warehouse to be subject-oriented?
What does it mean for a data warehouse to be subject-oriented?
- It focuses only on real-time data
- It integrates data from various operational databases
- It excludes data that are not useful in the decision-support process (correct)
- It includes all types of data, whether relevant to decision-making or not
What is the main purpose of a data warehouse in relation to information processing?
What is the main purpose of a data warehouse in relation to information processing?
- To provide a platform for consolidated, historical data for analysis (correct)
- To manage real-time data from operational databases
- To support transactional processing
- To store unorganized and volatile data
In the context of data warehousing, what does 'time-variant' refer to?
In the context of data warehousing, what does 'time-variant' refer to?
What is the key feature that distinguishes a data warehouse from an operational database?
What is the key feature that distinguishes a data warehouse from an operational database?
What is the primary focus of data warehouse?
What is the primary focus of data warehouse?
Which type of data sources can be integrated into a data warehouse?
Which type of data sources can be integrated into a data warehouse?
What distinguishes data warehouse data from operational database data in terms of time horizon?
What distinguishes data warehouse data from operational database data in terms of time horizon?
What is a characteristic of the key structure in the data warehouse?
What is a characteristic of the key structure in the data warehouse?
How does traditional heterogeneous DB integration differ from data warehouses?
How does traditional heterogeneous DB integration differ from data warehouses?