Common Warehouse Metamodel Developer's Guide(OMG Press)
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JOHN POOLE is a Distinguished Software Engineer at Hyperion Solutions and a coauthor of the CWM specification.
DAN CHANG is a member of the Database Technology Institute at IBM and a coauthor of the CWM specification.
DOUGLAS TOLBERT is a Consulting Engineer at Unisys Corporation and a coauthor of the CWM specification.
DAVID MELLOR is a Consulting Engineer at Oracle Corporation and a coauthor of the CWM specification.
DAN CHANG is a member of the Database Technology Institute at IBM and a coauthor of the CWM specification.
DOUGLAS TOLBERT is a Consulting Engineer at Unisys Corporation and a coauthor of the CWM specification.
DAVID MELLOR is a Consulting Engineer at Oracle Corporation and a coauthor of the CWM specification.
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Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
About the Authors.
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION.
Chapter 1. Introducing CWM.
Chapter 2. An Architectural Survey of CWM.
Chapter 3. Modeling Meta Data Using CWM.
Chapter 4. Meta Data Interchange Patterns.
PART TWO: INTRODUCING THE VERTICAL MODELS.
Chapter 5. Data Warehouse Management Model.
Chapter 6. Dimensional Model.
Chapter 7. Web-Enabled Data Warehouse Model.
Chapter 8. Meta Data Repository Model.
PART THREE: IMPLEMENTATION AND DEPLOYMENT.
Chapter 9. Integration Architecture.
Chapter 10. Interface Rendering.
Chapter 11. Implementation Development.
Chapter 12. Conclusion.
bibliography.
Index.
Introduction.
About the Authors.
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION.
Chapter 1. Introducing CWM.
Chapter 2. An Architectural Survey of CWM.
Chapter 3. Modeling Meta Data Using CWM.
Chapter 4. Meta Data Interchange Patterns.
PART TWO: INTRODUCING THE VERTICAL MODELS.
Chapter 5. Data Warehouse Management Model.
Chapter 6. Dimensional Model.
Chapter 7. Web-Enabled Data Warehouse Model.
Chapter 8. Meta Data Repository Model.
PART THREE: IMPLEMENTATION AND DEPLOYMENT.
Chapter 9. Integration Architecture.
Chapter 10. Interface Rendering.
Chapter 11. Implementation Development.
Chapter 12. Conclusion.
bibliography.
Index.
