Database - Database Design Using Normalization
Database - Database Design Using Normalization
21. Which of the following are not done by Business Intelligence (BI) systems?
- Analyze past and current activities only
- Process and record transactions only
- Both of the above are correct.
- Neither of the above is correct.
Answer: B
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