Places for Intelligence
There are a number of places to create and store this intelligence. Often, the decision of where to build the intelligence is based on one person’s knowledge of how to do it; it’s assumed there is only one alternative. For example, a universe designer may naturally assume that the universe should contain all the intelligence. Power users may want report variables to contain all the intelligence. Depending on how much disk space and time a DBA has, the DBA may want the intelligence to be in the table design so that it is tool-independent. This is where a good program manager or project manager will work with the different stakeholders and determine the best place for intelligence, considering a company’s resources, time, ...
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