Preface

Oracle Airlines Data Model Reference describes the data model structures for Oracle Airlines Data Model. Because the needs of each Oracle Airlines Data Model environment are unique, Oracle Airlines Data Model can be configured so it can be modified to address each customer's needs.

• Audience
  
• Documentation Accessibility
  
• Related Documents
  
• Conventions
  

Audience

The audience for Oracle Airlines Data Model Reference includes the following:

• IT specialists, who maintain and adjust Oracle Airlines Data Model. They are assumed to have a strong foundation in Oracle Database, PL/SQL, Analytic Workspace Manager (AWM), and Oracle Business Intelligence Suite Extended Edition.

• Database administrators, who administer the data warehouse and the database objects that store the data. They are assumed to understand the Intra-ETL, which is used to transfer data from one format to another, as well as PL/SQL, and Oracle Database.

• Business analysts, including information and data analysts, market analysts, and sales analysts.

This guide is also intended for data modelers, data warehouse administrators, IT staff, and ETL developers.

Documentation Accessibility

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Related Documents

For more information about Oracle Airlines Data Model, see the following documents:

• Oracle Airlines Data Model Installation Guide

• Oracle Airlines Data Model Implementation and Operations Guide

• Oracle Airlines Data Model Release Notes

Conventions

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