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Oracle® Healthcare Data Model Operations Guide
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Release 2 (11.2)
Part Number E18027-02
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Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Conventions
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Introduction to Oracle Healthcare Data Model
What is Oracle Healthcare Data Model?
Oracle Healthcare Data Model Logical and Physical Models
Logical Model
Supported Oracle Healthcare Data Model Categories and Subject Areas
Common Patterns of Subject Areas
Physical Model
Oracle Products That Make Up the Oracle Healthcare Data Model
Where Oracle Healthcare Data Model Fits in a Data Warehousing Project
Prerequisite Knowledge for Customizers
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Customizing the Oracle Healthcare Data Model
Overview: Customization Steps
Performing Fit-Gap Analysis
Discovering the Oracle Healthcare Data Model Metadata
Measure-Entity tab
Entity-Measure tab
Program-Table tab
Table-Program tab
Modifying the Oracle Healthcare Data Model Metadata
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Populating an Oracle Healthcare Data Model Warehouse
Pre-population Tasks
Overview: The ETL for an Oracle Healthcare Data Model Warehouse
Source-ETL for Oracle Healthcare Data Model
Intra-ETL for Oracle Healthcare Data Model
Steps: Populating a Oracle Healthcare Data Model Warehouse
Managing Errors During Intra-ETL Execution
Monitoring the Execution of the Intra-ETL Process
Recovering an Intra ETL Process
Troubleshooting Intra-ETL Performance
Checking the Execution Plan
Monitoring PARALLEL DML Executions
Troubleshooting Data Mining Model Creation
Modifying the ETL to Change the Code Names
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Working with an Oracle Healthcare Data Model Warehouse
Customizing the Reports Delivered with Oracle Healthcare Data Model
Tools for Customizing Reports
Troubleshooting Reporting Performance
Writing Your Own Queries and Reports
Creating New OLAP Cubes
Working with the Oracle Healthcare Data Model Data Mining Model
Modifying the Data Mining Model
Refreshing the Data Model
Improving Performance
Adding b-tree Indexes
Altering Parallelization
Enabling Parallel Execution for a Session
Enabling Parallel Execution of DML Operations
Enabling Parallel Execution at the Table Level
Adding Partitions
Changing the Tablespaces and Partitions Used by Tables
Diverting Partitions into New Tablespaces
Changing an Existing Tablespace
Working with Compression
Working with User Privileges
Index
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