Abstract
Although data warehouses are viewed as organized, summarized repositories of time-oriented data conceptually, the physical implementation determines the speed, efficiency, scalability, and extensibility of this view. Two major physical implementations exist today: data warehouses built upon relational database management systems (ROLAP) and warehouses built upon proprietary multi-dimensional databases (MOLAP). Both ROLAP and MOLAP have their own advantages and disadvantages due to their physical implementation. This paper presents another physical implementation using an object-oriented database or persistent objects - Object Oriented On-line Analytic Processing (03LAP) - as a possible alternative, compares the 03LAP model with the current models, suggests possible extensions to the current OLAP models, defines the elements involved in the mapping of a logical model to the physical one, illustrates queries based on the 03LAP model, and discusses areas for future research.
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Buzydlowski, J. W., Song, I. Y., & Hassell, L. (1998). A framework for object-oriented on-line analytic processing. In DOLAP: Proceedings of the ACM International Workshop on Data Warehousing and OLAP (Vol. Part F129242, pp. 10–15). Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/294260.294264
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