REFERENCES – Data Warehousing and Data Mining Notes Pdf: Data Mining Introductory and advanced topics –MARGARET H DUNHAM, PEARSON EDUCATION; The Data Mining Techniques – ARUN K PUJARI, University Press. Data Warehousing in the Real World – SAM ANAHORY & DENNIS MURRAY. Pearson Edn Asia.

Table Of Content • I INTRODUCTION: 1. Introduction 2. Delivery Process II DATA WAREHOUSE ARCHITECTURE 3. System Processes 4. Process Architecture III DESIGN: 5. Database Schema 6.

Partitioning Strategy 7. Aggregations 8.

Data Mining 9. System and Data Warehouse Process Managers IV HARDWARE AND OPERATIONAL DESIGN: 11. Hardware Architecture 12. Physical Layout 13.

Backup and Recovery 15. Service Level Agreement 16. Operating the Data Warehouse V CAPACITY PLANNING, TUNING AND TESTING: 17. Capacity Planning 18. Tuning the Data Warehouse 19.

Testing the Data Warehouse VI FUTURES: 20 Data Warehouse Futures Appendices.

Thanks Wayne. Yes I’d like to read your book and learn DW Testing from it if you allow me.

Yes you can now all you need to do is you have to find out USB to setial cable wich usb u enter on ur laptop ex:if you have 4 usb on ur laptop side usb are wil be rate com 5 or com 4 or will be com 9 or com 11 to make them com 1 flow this steps. Start--control panel --system--hardware--device manager--go on the ports(com-Lpd)click over there you will see working ports now enter ur cable to usb port on ur laptop(make sure u install the driver first for that cable) should be there same thinl like this Prolific USB-to-Serial Comm port(ex:com 8) ok.go on it and double click with ur mouse at the new window u will se at the top Port Setting click--Advanced---Com Port Number change to COM 1 than ok--ok again exit the device manager resart the laptop should be ok now. Technosat hd 2010 software update.

Many thanks, Vincent On 30 Dec 2012, at 00:52, Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence wrote: > > New comment on your post “DW Books” > Author: Wayne Yaddow (IP: 209.85.215.47, mail-la0-f47.google.com) > E-mail: > URL: > Whois: > Comment: > Gee, that’s fine Vincent! Thanks very much.

If you would like a free e-book, “Testing the Data Warehouse”, just let me know and I will send instructions. > > Comment by — 30 December 2012 @ •. Oh one thing so far, that i guess i can get over that I didn’t like about your book is that you use (looks like) inheritance notation for your ERDs rather an Crows feet. Its not as intuitive for me and it means I have to try to translate the diagram. I also wonder if I’m understanding it correctly. And FYI some one seems to have submitted Errata for your book on Apress.com but no one has responded. It wasn’t me and I’ve not made it that far yet, but hopefully I’ll figure it out by the time i reach that point.

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