OLTP & OLAP Flashcards

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3 Type of Subject-oriented schema

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Star Scheme
Snowflake Scheme
Galaxy Scheme

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Workload of OLTP & OLAP

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Heavy write, Low Read
Heavy Read, Low write

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Architectural of OLTP & OLAP

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OLTP - 3-tier architecture.
OLAP - Semantic Model Architecture

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3 Type of OLAP

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Multi-dimensional OLAP (MOLAP)
Relational OLAP (ROLAP)
Hybrid OLAP (HOLAP)

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3 Component of OLAP Architecture

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OLAP Graphical User Interface (GUI)
OLAP Analytical Processing Logic (APL) - Placed on client side
OLAP Data Processing Logic (DPL) - Place on server side; Map data analysis request.

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Data Warehouse

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A subject-oriented, integrated, time-variant, and nonvolatile collection of data in support of management’s decision-making process

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5 Reason of Using Data Warehouse

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Reduces stress on transactional systems.
Keeps historical data
Provides single version of truth
Improves data quality
Enables complex analysis for business

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2 Type of Hierarchy

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Total order
Partial order

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Aim of Big Data Architecture

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Designed to handle the ingestion, processing, and analysis of data that is too large or complex for traditional database systems

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3 Situation to Use Big Data Architecture

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Store and process data in volumes too large for a traditional database.
Transform unstructured data for analysis and reporting.
Capture, process, and analyse unbounded streams of data in real time, or with low latency

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Data cube

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A metaphor for multidimensional data storage which allows data to be modelled and viewed in multiple dimensions defined by dimensions and facts.

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Lowest and Highest Point in Lattice of Cuboids cuboid

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Lowest level - Base cuboid
Highest level - Apex cuboid

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4 Concept Hierarchies of Data Cube

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Roll-up / Drill-up - Less dimension

Drill-down - More dimension

Slice and dice
Dice - Defines a subcubby performing a selection on two or more dimensions.
Slice - Performs a selection on one dimension of the given cube.

Pivot (rotate) - Show side view

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14
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2 Type of Table in Star Scheme

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Large central data (Fact table)
Attendant tables (Dimension tables)

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15
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Pros & Cons of Snowflake Scheme

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Pros
Dimension tables easy to maintain and saves storage

Cons
Reduce the effectiveness of browsing

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16
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Data Warehouse Vs Data Mart

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Data Warehouse
Multiple subject
Many data source
Enterprise-wide
Galaxy schema

Data Mart
Single subject
Few data source
Department-wide
Star / Snowflake schema

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3 Types of Data Mart

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Dependent Data Marts - Draw data from a central data warehouse that has already been created.

Independent Data Marts - Draw data directly from operational or external sources of data or both.

Hybrid Data Marts - Draw data from operational systems or data warehouses