Multidimensional Database

Multidimensional databases are variously (depending on the context) data aggregators which combine data from a multitude of data sources; databases which offer networks, hierarchies, arrays and other data formats difficult to model in SQL; or databases which offer a high degree of flexibility in the definition of dimensions, units, and unit relationships, regardless of data format. This is an active area of database development, in which the set of desired features is somewhat vague, but better-defined than the set of known or proposed solutions. Defining and implementing a database which allows people at each level of bureaucracy and use to define tables and data formats in the way that is most useful to them, yet which supports a single clear query language and consistent infrastructure, remains an open problem.

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gun owners of america
xx corps
sri lankan birds: non passerines
barranquitas, puerto rico
fanservice
hessenberg matrix
carstairs family
atkinson cycle
pak tea house
quarth
magellanic subpolar forests
tridiagonal matrix
mrp
john a. burns
ranjit singh
domain specific programming language
sri lankan birds: passerines
samadhi of ranjit singh
regnecentralen
peter sculthorpe
inverse iteration
hazuri bagh
intelligence (information gathering)
hazuri bagh baradari
intelligence (trait)
gamelan jegog
vicki peterson
pisot vijayaraghavan number
michael tenzer
action librale nationale
lujo brentano
sabino arana
mountains of mourne
nasco science
whole earth catalog
sap labs india
ulster scots
tollymore forest park
route 66 automobile museum
kareem rush
transcendental idealism
screamo
harry austryn wolfson
moshe mordechai epstein