Across
- 2. A single entry in a database table that typically contains information about one instance of an entity
- 4. A type of modeling in which data is structured by dimensions like time, geography, or product
- 6. A table or set of data that describes an object or concept
- 8. A subset of a data warehouse that focuses on a specific business function
- 9. A process of identifying and correcting (or removing) errors, inconsistencies, and inaccuracies in data to improve its quality
- 11. A type of schema that has a normalized structure, where dimension tables are split into multiple related tables.
Down
- 1. A table with one fact table at its center, surrounded by related dimension tables
- 3. Delivery of computing services, such as storage, processing, and software, over the internet, allowing users to access and manage data and applications remotely without owning physical infrastructure
- 5. A diagram that defines the structure of a database, often depicting tables and their relationships
- 7. A collection of organized information, often stored electronically
- 10. A large, centralized repository of data that supports decision-making processes.