Description
Business cooperations frequently require to analyse data across enterprises, where there is no central authority to combine and manage cross-enterprise data. Thus, rather than integrating independent data warehouses into a Distributed Data Warehouse (DDWH) for crossenterprise analyses, this paper introduces a multi data warehouse OLAP language for integrating, combining, and analysing data from several, independent data warehouses (DWHs). The approach may be best compared to multi-database query languages for database integration.The key difference to these prior works is that they do not consider the multi-dimensional organisation of data warehouses. The major problems addressed and solutions provided are: (1) a classification of DWH schema and instance heterogeneities at the fact and dimension level, (2) a methodology to combine independent data cubes taking into account the special characteristics of conceptual DWH schemata, i.e., OLAP dimension hierarchies and facts, and (3) a novel query language for bridging these heterogeneities in cross-DWH OLAP queries. Schlagwörter: distributed Data Warehousing, distributed OLAP, multi-dimensional data integrationPeriod | 05 Sept 2006 |
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Event title | 8th International Conference on Warehousing and Knowledge Discovery (DaWaK 2006) |
Event type | Conference |
Location | PolandShow on map |
Fields of science
- 102 Computer Sciences
- 102015 Information systems