Wednesday, May 9, 2012

informatica

 Informatica is a widely used ETL tool for extracting the source data and loading it into the target after applying the required transformation. In the following section, we will try to explain the usage of Informatica in the Data Warehouse environment with an example. Here we are not going into the details of data warehouse design and this tutorial simply provides the overview about how INFORMATICA can be used as an ETL tool

Note: The exchanges/companies that are explained here is for illustrative purpose only.
Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) are two major stock exchanges in India in which the shares of ABC Corporation and XYZ Private Limited are traded between Mondays through Friday except Holidays.  Assume that a software company “KLXY Limited” has taken the project to integrate the data between two exchanges BSE and NSE.

In order to complete this task of integrating the Raw data received  from NSE & BSE, KLXY Limited allots responsibilities to Data  Modelers, DBAs and ETL Developers. During this entire ETL process,  many IT professionals may involve, but we are highlighting the  roles of these three personals only for easy understanding and  better clarity.

Data Modelers analyze the data from these two sources(Record  Layout 1 & Record Layout 2), design Data Models, and then generate  scripts to create necessary tables and the corresponding records.

DBAs create the databases and tables based on the scripts  generated by the data modelers.

ETL developers map the extracted data from source systems and  load it to target systems after applying the required  transformations.

 The complete process of data transformation from external sources to our target data warehouse is explained using the following sections. Each section will be explained in detail.

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