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fact (Data Warehousing Guide)
[definition #2] (OLAP Application Developer's Guide)
fact table (Data Warehousing Guide)
[definition #2] (OLAP Application Developer's Guide)
failover (Data Guard Broker)
[definition #2] (Enterprise Manager Concepts)
[definition #3] (HTTP Server Administrator's Guide)
[definition #4] (Net Services Administrator's Guide)
[definition #5] (Net Services Reference Guide)
failure group (Concepts)
family relation (OLAP Application Developer's Guide)
fast refresh (Data Warehousing Guide)
fault tolerance (Enterprise Manager Concepts)
feature (Data Mining Concepts)
[definition #2] (Spatial User's Guide and Reference)
feature extraction (Data Mining Concepts)
file-to-table mapping (Data Warehousing Guide)
firewall support (Net Services Administrator's Guide)
[definition #2] (Net Services Reference Guide)
flash recovery area (Backup and Recovery Basics)
flashback logs (Backup and Recovery Basics)
flush (Data Provider for .NET Developer's Guide)
Folder (XML Developer's Kit Programmer's Guide)
Foldering (XML Developer's Kit Programmer's Guide)
FOP (XML Developer's Kit Programmer's Guide)
foreign domains (Net Services Administrator's Guide)
[definition #2] (Net Services Reference Guide)
foreign key (Concepts)
formula (OLAP Application Developer's Guide)
Forwardable Ticket Granting Ticket (Security Guide)
FTP protocol (Net Services Administrator's Guide)
[definition #2] (Net Services Reference Guide)
full backup (Backup and Recovery Basics)
full resynchronization (Backup and Recovery Basics)
function-based index (XML Developer's Kit Programmer's Guide)
fuzzy file (Backup and Recovery Basics)