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Hello, I need to use data warehouse for a project and I would like to ask if there is
any other version (such as express edition including data warehouse) except for the enterprise edition for free.
I installed express edition but there weren't the features of data warehouse. Can anyone help? Thanks.

Hi,
So far i know you can download the oracle warehouse Builder as a Stand-Alone-Software.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/warehouse/downloads/software/index.html
But you need the Standard Edition which you must buy if you want use the Oracle Warehouse Builder for free (by Standard Edition it is included).
I hope it helps :)
Cheers

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http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/bi/db/10g/dw_survey_0206.html
Please return the script outputs using the link shown on the above web page, see the FAQ section, or alternatively mail them directly to me: [email protected].
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* Where can I find trend and comparison information to help me plan for future growth of my data warehouse?
* How many cpu's do other customers use per terabyte?
* How many partitions are typically used in large tables? How many indexes?
* How much should I allocate for memory for buffer cache?
* How does my warehouse compare to others of similar and larger scale?
The data warehouse development team, here at Oracle would like to help provide answers to these questions. However, to do this we need your help. If you have an existing data warehouse environment, we would like to obtain more technical information about your environment(s) by running a simple measurement script and returning the output files to us, here at Oracle. This will allow our developers to provide comprehensive documents that explain best practices and get a better understanding of which features our customers use the most. This will also allow you as Customers, to benchmark your environments compared to other customers environments.
From a Company perspective we are also interested to get feedback on features we have added to the database, are these features used, how are they used etc. For example we are keen to understand:
* Which initialization parameters are most frequently used at what values?
* How many Oracle data warehouses run on RAC? on single nodes?
* Is there a trend one-way or the other, especially as data volumes increase?
* Does this change with newer releases of the database?
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To help our developers and product management team please download and run the DW measurement script kit from OTN which is available from the following link:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/bi/db/10g/dw_survey_0206.html
Please return the script outputs using the link shown on the above web page, see the FAQ section, or alternatively mail them directly to me: [email protected].
Thank you and we look forward to your responses.
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klaker

Oracle Development Survey on Data Warehouses: How Does Yours Compare?

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* How many cpu's do other customers use per terabyte?
* How many partitions are typically used in large tables? How many indexes?
* How much should I allocate for memory for buffer cache?
* How does my warehouse compare to others of similar and larger scale?
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* How many Oracle data warehouses run on RAC? on single nodes?
* Is there a trend one-way or the other, especially as data volumes increase?
* Does this change with newer releases of the database?
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Hi Guys, just a quick question. when we have a primary key on 4 coloumns and we have, say 20 million rows and we want to add one extra row. How does oracle check whether the data on the primary key is unique to the record being added compared to the 20 million rows. Does it actually compare the record being added to all the rows present in the table?
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We moved our 1Tera data warehouse database to linux 64 bit , 8 cpu , 8GB memory, with ASM (non RAC).
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8 Build a Data Warehouse for Business Intelligence
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Sorry 'bout my ignorance, what is a POC?
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Tools required to install to work with Oracle Data warehouse

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