What is the difference between OLTP and OLAP systems in the context of data warehousing?
- OLTP systems are designed for transactional databases, while OLAP systems are designed for data warehouses
- OLTP systems are optimized for read-heavy operations, while OLAP systems are optimized for write-heavy operations
- OLTP systems are used for real-time transactional processing, while OLAP systems are used for analytical processing
- OLTP systems focus on storing historical data, while OLAP systems focus on storing current data
OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) systems handle real-time transactional data, focusing on quick and efficient processing of individual transactions. OLAP (Online Analytical Processing) systems analyze large volumes of data for decision-making purposes.
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