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    This document outlines a data warehousing exam that contains 3 sections worth 60 marks total. Section I is worth 10 marks and asks students to define data warehousing, explain its characteristics, and define different types of measures. Section II, also worth 10 marks, asks students to explain how to create an Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB) listener and import metadata. Section III, the final section worth 10 marks, asks students to define cubes and dimensions, and explain how to import metadata from a flat file.

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    This document outlines a data warehousing exam that contains 3 sections worth 60 marks total. Section I is worth 10 marks and asks students to define data warehousing, explain its characteristics, and define different types of measures. Section II, also worth 10 marks, asks students to explain how to create an Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB) listener and import metadata. Section III, the final section worth 10 marks, asks students to define cubes and dimensions, and explain how to import metadata from a flat file.

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    Data Warehousing (DW)

    Semester 6
    (21/2 Hours) April 2014

    RX-18341
    [Total Marks : 60]

    N.B:

    (1)
    (2)
    (3)

    I.

    Number to the right indicate marks.

    (5)

    Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever


    necessary.

    Answer any two of the following:

    (b)
    (c)
    (d)

    10

    What is data warehouse? List and explain the


    characteristics of data warehouse.
    Explain the additive, semi-additive and nonadditive measures with examples.
    What are the various levels of data redundancy
    in data warehouse?
    Differentiate between operational system and
    informational system.

    Answer any two of the following:


    (a)

    What is Listener? Write a procedure to create a


    listener.

    (b)

    Explain the procedure for defining source


    metadata manually with Data Object Editor.

    (c)

    Write a procedure to create new project in


    OWB. What is difference between a module
    and a project?
    Draw and explain OWB architecture with
    suitable diagram.

    (d)

    III.

    Make suitable assumptions wherever


    necessary and state the assumptions made.
    Answer to the same questions must be written
    together.

    (4)

    (a)

    II.

    All question are compulsory.

    Answer any two of the following:


    (a)

    Write short note on cube and dimensions.

    (b)

    Explain the steps for importing the metadata for


    a flat file.

    10

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