Data Processing and Database

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This document discusses data processing, databases, data mining, and data warehouses. It provides an overview of key concepts related to collecting, storing, and analyzing data. The document is divided into four main sections that cover data processing, databases, data mining, and data warehouses.

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Data Processing and Database
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Purushottam Dahal
BIM,HSM
www.purushottamdahal.com.np

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1. Data Processing
2. Database
3. Data Mining
4. Data warehouse
1/8/2016
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