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Introduction To ASP.NET With C# Classic Asp: Asp, which is now more commonly known as Classic Asp was used extensively in 1990's. The idea of creating dynamic pages and linking them with database was the main purpose of classic Asp. Asp used html controls for user interaction. Apart from the good features available in Asp programming, it also lacks in some of the major areas. These areas include clean coding as asp pages were...... Similar Editorial : Introduction To ISDN by Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933. | Source : Web Proxy
Introduction To Data Warehousing Computerization of business processes; technological advances in transmission and storage of data; and powerful database management tools have opened up new possibilities of data manipulation and analysis. Business managers are eager to explore the repositories of current and historical data to identify trends and patterns in the wrap and hoof of business. They hope to mine data and use them for...... Similar Editorial : Introduction to by Hagit Ben-Artzi. | Source : And Computer Monitors
Data Warehouse Database And OLTP Database The OLTP database records transactions in real time and aims to automate clerical data entry processes of a business entity. Addition, modification and deletion of data in the OLTP database is essential and the semantics of the application used in the front end impact on the organization of the data in the database. The data warehouse on the other hand does not cater to real time operational...... Similar Editorial : Database Backup by John Mathew. | Source : And Computer Monitors
Defining OLAP Solutions And Data Warehouse Design Defining OLAP Solutions The data warehouse offloads data from a multitude of sources. The cleaned, validated and loaded data is voluminous and daunting. This data needs to be organized, categorized and arranged in meaningful order for analytical purposes. OLAP solutions are specifically designed to cater to this need. OLAP solutions used by Data warehouses are: Multidimensional views of data. Data...... Similar Editorial : Defining a Long by Charles M. O'Melia. | Source : And Computer Monitors
