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DOLAP
1999
ACM

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Event-Entity-Relationship Modeling in Data Warehouse Environments

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Event-Entity-Relationship Modeling in Data Warehouse Environments

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We use the event-entity-relationship model (EVER) to illustrate the use of entity-based modeling languages for conceptual schema design in data warehouse environments. EVER is a general-purpose information modeling language that supports the specification of both general schema structures and multi-dimensional schemes that are customized to serve specific information needs. EVER is based on an event concept that is very well suited for multidimensional modeling because measurement data often represent events in multi-dimensional databases. Keywords Data Warehousing, Event Modeling, Information Modeling, Multi-Dimensional Modeling, Star Schemes.

Lars Bækgaard

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DOLAP 1999 | Entity-based Modeling Languages | Information Management | Information Modeling | Modeling Language |

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Added	02 Aug 2010
Updated	02 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1999
Where	DOLAP
Authors	Lars Bækgaard

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