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    This document discusses key aspects of data warehousing including bulk storage, accuracy of stored data, and future uses of warehousing technologies. It notes that warehouses can store large volumes of data according to organizational needs. The stored data is accurate and grounded in real theories and techniques, essentially capturing the essence of related fields. Warehousing was introduced in 2002 and is increasingly used by large organizations to preserve different types of data. Engineers and programmers are working to develop online warehousing systems to improve access speed and efficiency. Warehousing is an effective technique for saving and managing large, dynamic amounts of data.

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    This document discusses key aspects of data warehousing including bulk storage, accuracy of stored data, and future uses of warehousing technologies. It notes that warehouses can store large volumes of data according to organizational needs. The stored data is accurate and grounded in real theories and techniques, essentially capturing the essence of related fields. Warehousing was introduced in 2002 and is increasingly used by large organizations to preserve different types of data. Engineers and programmers are working to develop online warehousing systems to improve access speed and efficiency. Warehousing is an effective technique for saving and managing large, dynamic amounts of data.

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    Bulk storage: Data can be stored in the large volumes according to the sizing of

    the warehouse. It depends on the organization what kind and amount of data
    they required to store or the future use.
    Accurate and grounded: Another property of the data stored at the
    warehouses is that the data is accurate and grounded containing all the
    practically possible theories and techniques. We can say that essence of the
    related field is stored at the warehousing. Number of technologies is involved
    in preserving the data which make it discrete, effective dimensional.
    Future perception: Warehousing was officially introduced in 2002 and it is
    becoming famous day by day. At present there are many organizations
    especially larger one having own warehouses .for preserving different types of
    data. The advanced engineers and programmer area working to set online
    warehousing systems to make the access of data more efficient and quicker.
    Warehousing is one of the most effective techniques for saving the large and
    dynamic amount of data.
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    3. Differentiate between Data Integration and Transformation.


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    web service clients :- The web service client is applications that use or consume, Web
    methods. Its easy to write Web services. Writing Web service clients is even easier, thanks
    to some high-level support lent by the .NET Framework class library (FCL) and a codegenerator named Wsdl.exe. If we have a WSDL contract describing a Web service (or the
    URL of a DISCO file that points to a WSDL contract) we can be making calls to that Web
    service in no time.

    4. What is Neural Network? Explain in brief.


    Answer:
    IIS Request Processing Models:- Worker process isolation mode is the new IIS request
    processing model. In this application isolation mode, you can group Web applications into
    application pools, through which we can apply configuration settings to the worker
    processes that service those applications. An application pool corresponds to one request
    routing queue within HTTP.sys and one or more worker processes.

    Enrollment No.- 1205024747 Paper Code : MC0088

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