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Replication Service: SQL Server 2000 replication enables sites to maintain multiple copies of data on different computers, in order to improve overall system performance, while ensuring that all the different copies are kept synchronized. DTS: By using DTS, you can build data warehouses and data marts in SQL Server by importing and transferring data from multiple heterogeneous sources interactively or automatically on a regularly scheduled basis. Analysis Services: Analysis Services provides tools for analyzing the data stored in data warehouses and data marts. Metadata services: SQL Server Meta Data Services provides a way to store and manage metadata about information systems and applications. This technology serves as a hub for data and component definitions, development and deployment models, reusable software components, and data warehousing descriptions. Reporting services: used to generate reports from the data in the database
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In DWH loops may exist between the table. If loops exist, then query generation will take more time, because more than one path is available. It creates ambiguity also. Loops can be avoided by creating aliases of the table or by context.. i.e. defining execution path.

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Data cleaning is a self explainatory term. Most of the data warehouses in the world source data from multiple systems - systems that were created long before data warehousing was well understood, and hence without the vision to consolidate the same in a single repository of information. In such a scenario, the possiblities of the following are there:
-> Missing information for a column from one of the data sources;
-> Inconsistent information among different data sources;
-> Orphan records;
->Outliar data points;
->Different data types for the same information among various data sources, leading to improper conversion;
->Data breaching business rules
In order to ensure that the data warehouse is not infected by any of these discrepencies, it is important to cleanse the data using a set of business rules, before it makes its way into the data warehouse.

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Database is collection of inter related data. It is a storege place where the data is taken place.Database is the place where the data is taken as a base and managed to get avialable fast and efficient access.
Dataware house is typical relational database. Dataware house is the place where the application data is managed for analysis and reporting purposes.It is used for anlysing and quering business reqirements. It maintains historical data.

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Data Warehouse is a repository of integrated information, available for queries and analysis. Data and information are extracted from heterogeneous sources as they are generated.
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Print on demand (POD) refers to digital printing technology that allows one or two copies of a book to be printed at a time, dispensing with the expense of warehousing books. It also allows a publisher or author to have books printed only as they are ordered, which means that at the end of the year, a publisher doesn't face costly returns from bookstores. In recent years the quality of print-on-demand books has improved to the point that there is little difference between them and the average traditional print book.
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