13. Merging Unstructured Databases into the Data Warehouse
The output of unstructured data integration is a database. The database can be either a database keyed on document/word or a database keyed on one or more identifiers. Figure 13-1 shows the output of unstructured data processing and the resulting databases.
Figure 13-1 The two types of databases that can be created from structured and semistructured data
Of course, if the source is unstructured data, the database is likely to be a document/word database, and if the source is semistructured data, the database is likely to be an ID 1, ID 2, ID 3. . . database.
The question then becomes: ...
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