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Acquisition Architecture
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The system topology and technology supporting the extraction, transformation, integration, transport and loading of data into the data warehouse
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Aggregation
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A type of data consolidation whereby data is rolled-up or summarized. See consolidation.
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Architecture
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The form, structure and topology of any physical or conceptual system made up of inter-related components. See acquisition architecture, information architecture.
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Archiving
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Moving data to long-term off-line storage.
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Artifact
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A design consideration for retaining time-based (temporal) relationships of data over time.
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Atomic Data
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See organizationally structured, atomic level
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Atomic Data Acquisition
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See data acquisition, acquisition architecture
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Atomic Level
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Data warehouse level with the lowest degree of granularity. Atomic level data is used to populate data marts, departmental data stores, or other data warehouse levels.
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