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Oracle DB features that support BI/ warehousing

Does anyone know what the big ORCL database features are really
intended to support OLAP or reporting requirements...so far I
have:

* Query re-write
* Materialized Views
* Bitmap Indexing
* Read Consistency – a previous pilot was required to use NSK "READ
UNCOMMITTED" to get any sort of viable performance, which implies
dirty reads (typically handled with rollback segments in Oracle)
* Data concurrency: Readers don't block readers, readers don't block
writers, writers don't block readers.
* Rollback - undo any uncommitted changes made by a transaction. The
transaction is ended.

Are there others I should consider ?

Thanks,

Jack
Jul 19 '05 #1
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Jack wrote:
Does anyone know what the big ORCL database features are really
intended to support OLAP or reporting requirements...so far I
have:

* Query re-write
* Materialized Views
* Bitmap Indexing
* Read Consistency – a previous pilot was required to use NSK "READ
UNCOMMITTED" to get any sort of viable performance, which implies
dirty reads (typically handled with rollback segments in Oracle)
* Data concurrency: Readers don't block readers, readers don't block
writers, writers don't block readers.
* Rollback - undo any uncommitted changes made by a transaction. The
transaction is ended.

Are there others I should consider ?

Thanks,

Jack

SQL Analytics
Partitioning (option)
Parallel Operations
Data Compression
OLAP (Option)
Data Mining (Option)
There are more ......

Jul 19 '05 #2

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