Analytical Databases
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Analytical databases (often referred to as data warehouses) belong to the class of relational databases. They are optimized for the OLAP25 application scenario, which is characterized by moderately large amounts of data26, extensive support for the SQL query language and a small to moderate number of users. Analytical databases are not new and are often used in conjunction with Hadoop for big data projects.
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