Data Warehousing

Relational databases, which dominated database management systems until the late 1990s, were challenged by object-oriented databases (Kentouris ITEM0410400B). Object-oriented databases enable users to access vastly different types of data and do so in a way which is efficient and which increases productivity. In this way, those types of information which were difficult to organize into relational databases--such as graphics, sounds and pictures--can be put into databases and easily accessed by users in either distributed or nondistributed environments. As hardware becomes more accommodating-

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