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What Is ODS?: Data Warehousing Interview Questions and Answers (Continued From Previous Question... )
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Definition
Computer system where time-sensitive, transaction-relateddata is processed immediately and is always kept current. Used
mainly in online banking, inventory control,manufacturing scheduling, and ticket reservations, OLTP must possess ACID
qualities to maintain data integrity and to ensure that transactions are correctly executed.
Because the data originates from multiple sources, the integration often involves cleaning, resolving redundancy and checking against business rules for
integrity. An ODS is usually designed to contain low-level or atomic (indivisible) data (such as transactions and prices) with limited history that is captured
"real time" or "near real time" as opposed to the much greater volumes of data stored in the Data warehouse generally on a less-frequent basis.
General Use: The general purpose of an "ODS" is to integrate data from disparate source systems in a single structure, using data
integration technologies like data virtualization or data federation. This will allow operational access to the data for operational reporting, master data or
reference data management. An "ODS" is not a replacement or substitute for an enterprise data warehouse but in turn could become a source.
OLAP
Stands for "Online Analytical Processing." OLAP allows users to analyze database information from multiple database
systems at one time. While relational databases are considered to be two-dimensional, OLAP data is multidimensional,
meaning the information can be compared in many different ways. For example, a company might compare their
computer sales in June with sales in July, then compare those results with the sales from another location, which might
be stored in a different database.
Ex: EDW & CDW
DIMENSION
A dimension is a structural attribute of a cube that is a list of members, all of which are of a similar type in the user's perception of the data.
For example, all months, quarters, years, etc., make up a time dimension; likewise all cities, regions, countries, etc., make up a geography
dimension. A dimension acts as an index for identifying values within a multi-dimensional array. If one member of the dimension is
selected, then the remaining dimensions in which a range of members (or all members) are selected defines a sub-cube. If all but two
dimensions have a single member selected, the remaining two dimensions define a spreadsheet (or a "slice" or a "page"). If all dimensions
have a single member selected, then a single cell is defined. Dimensions offer a very concise, intuitive way of organizing and selecting data
for retrieval, exploration and analysis.