
doi: 10.1007/bfb0100992
Data warehouses collect and maintain large amounts of data from several distributed and heterogeneous data sources. Because of security reasons, operational requirements, and technical feasibility it is often impossible for data warehouses to access the data sources directly. Instead data warehouses have to replicate legacy information as detail data in order to be able to maintain their summary data.
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