Na jane kis umeed pe dil thehra hai,
Teri ankhon se jhalakte dard ki kasam,
Yeh dosti ka rishta pyar se gehra hai.

Mere dil main asar tera hi rehta hai,
Mere hoton per zikar tera hi rehta hai,
Pata nahi kya rishta hai tera aur mera,
key teri yaad main dil pagal sa rehta hai

Yeh such hai doston kisi se pyaar na karna,
Kabhi kisi ka aitbaar na karna,  read more

THE COMPLETE SARDARJI ENCYCLOPEDIA
1. Sardarji is buying a TV. "Do you have color TVs?"
"Sure "Give me a green one, please

2. Our Sardarji was filling up an application form for a job. He promptly filled the columns titled NAME, AGE, and ADDRESS etc. Then he came to the column "Salary Expected:" He was not sure as to what to be filled there. After much thought he wrote: Yes

3. A Sardar goes into a store and sees a shining object. He asks the clerk, "What is that shiny object?"  read more

Since the beginning of movement toward data warehousing, data warehouses have been defined as being:

Subject-oriented. Data is organized around a major object or process of an organization.Classic examples include subject area databases for customer, material, vendor, and transaction.

Integrated. The data from various subject areas should be rationalized with one another.

Nonvolatile. Data in a data warehouse is not updated. Once a record is properly placed in the warehouse, it is not subject to change. This contrasts with a record of data in an online environment, which is indeed very much subject to change.

Time-variant. Arecord is accurate only as of some moment in time. In some cases the moment in time is a single moment. In other cases it is a span of time. But in any case, the values of data found in a data warehouse are accurate and relevant only to some moment in time.

Created for the purpose of management decisions.  read more