What is an OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) System?
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1.oltp stands for online transaction process
2.transactions will be done in this process
3.this should be use by clerical users
4.IT CONTAINS ONLY CURRENT DATA
5.WE CAN STORE THE DATA UPTO ONE YEAR
6.THE DATA TYPE IS VOLATILE
7.IT CONTAINS THE DETAILED DATA
8.ROUTINE ACTIVITIES ARE IMPLEMENTED
9.ONE RECORD ONLY PROCESSED AT A TIME
10.INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE OPERATIONS ARE USED
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Answer / azhar
It stands for OnLine Transaction Processing.It is used to
record transaction.Day to Day transactions are recorded.
Data is highly Volatile.Highly Normalized.Used to generate
Information Reports.
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OLTP stands for OnLine Transaction Processing . It uses
database tables(Fact and Dimention tables) to enable
multidimentional viewing, analysis and querying of large
amount of data.
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Answer / 9885657928
A olap is a specification which allos the client
applications in retreiving the data from following the sources.
1.A relational data warehouse
2.Multidimentional database
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