EBK DATABASE CONCEPTS
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.24RQ
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OLAP reports:
- The reports that are generated after performing some basic arithmetic with the help of OLAP is called as OLAP report.
- OLAP stands for “Online Analytical Processing” which is a technology that is laid behind many Business Intelligence applications.
- OLAP report can also be called as OLAP cube.
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