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            <description>Data Warehousing

Real Time vs Batch

	*  Snapshot
		*  ETL tool used to pull data from source system
		*  Complete refresh of data 


	*  Real Time Refresh
			*  Presentation Layer 
			*  Typically GUI driven 
			*  GUI capable of handling and generating multi-dimensional views</description>
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Is a large ETL suite overkill? This should be the first question you ask yourself. High-priced full-featured products are great if you exploit all the features; however, they are overly complex and inefficient tools if you only use a portion of what they offer. On the other hand, if you buy a product because it is less expensive, you run the risk that it won&#039;t meet all of your needs. If it doesn&#039;t, then you&#039;ll end up paying developers to write code to do what the product can&#039;t, buying…</description>
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