1. The document outlines the basic steps to create simple transformations in Informatica 8.x, including creating a data source name (DSN), directory in the repository, source, target, mapping, workflow, and task.
2. Key steps are importing the source and target tables, generating the target schema, mapping the source and target, creating and executing a workflow and task, and previewing the target data.
3. Executing the workflow in the Workflow Monitor allows you to check if the transformation succeeded or failed.
The document describes setting up JasperReports Server and uploading customer service point (CSP) target reports. It discusses authentication and roles, designing reports using iReport, and scheduling reports. It then details uploading CSP target reports for Eko India Financial Services. The steps include importing frameworks, creating Java classes and JSP pages, mapping to Hibernate, and reading the target Excel file to save data to database tables. The output displays new/updated CSP codes and total volumes uploaded for the month. Problems faced were committing for each CSP, slowing the upload.
Database Wiz is a tool that provides a common interface for users to easily connect to, create, modify, import, and export data from multiple database types with minimal knowledge. It allows novice users to interact with databases through simple menus and clicks, and also allows expert users to write and execute complex queries. The tool contains modules for database connection, creation, manipulation, and import/export functions. It also provides sample screenshots of its interfaces for accessing Access, Oracle, and SQL Server databases.
This document provides a general user manual for merchandising software. It discusses topics such as using a multiple user database, desktop icons, data file locations, shortcuts, logging in, the dashboard, navigating records, searching, printing, and backing up data. The manual provides guidance on common functions for inputting, editing, deleting, and finding records. It also explains the user interface elements like forms, reports, menus, and navigation bars.
Lsmw for master data upload simple explanationManoj Kumar
The document discusses using LSMW (Legacy System Migration Workbench), an SAP tool, to migrate legacy master data into SAP. It provides a step-by-step guide to creating an LSMW project to upload equipment master data as an example. The key steps covered are: 1) Creating a project, subproject and object; 2) Selecting required menu items; 3) Defining the upload method; 4) Viewing target fields; 5) Creating and mapping source structures and fields. The guide is split across two documents which together explain the full process from setting up the project to running the upload.
Dream for Oracle Quick Start User GuideMarcus Drost
This document provides a quick start user guide for using the DREAM solution to automate regression, non-regression, and test output control. It outlines the key functions including login, importing data, comparing baselines, analyzing results, and administering the system. The import function allows copying data from a source to create a baseline snapshot for comparison. The compare function analyzes two baselines to find differences in data records and structure. Analysis views provide interfaces to check compare statuses, details, and aggregations without SQL.
This document provides instructions for configuring the database development view in Eclipse to access and work with a Derby database. It describes how to install the database development plugin, create a new Derby connection, specify driver details, and access the Derby database from the command line. It also gives an overview of exploring the database structure in Eclipse and editing, loading, and extracting data from tables.
The document describes how to perform XML transformations in Informatica PowerCenter. It discusses XML source qualifier, XML parser, and XML generator transformations. It then provides steps to import an Oracle source table and XML target, create a mapping between them, build a workflow to execute the mapping, run the workflow, and view the data loaded to the XML target.
The DataWeave Language is a powerful template engine that allows you to transform data to and from any kind of format (XML, CSV, JSON, Pojos, Maps, etc).
The document describes setting up JasperReports Server and uploading customer service point (CSP) target reports. It discusses authentication and roles, designing reports using iReport, and scheduling reports. It then details uploading CSP target reports for Eko India Financial Services. The steps include importing frameworks, creating Java classes and JSP pages, mapping to Hibernate, and reading the target Excel file to save data to database tables. The output displays new/updated CSP codes and total volumes uploaded for the month. Problems faced were committing for each CSP, slowing the upload.
Database Wiz is a tool that provides a common interface for users to easily connect to, create, modify, import, and export data from multiple database types with minimal knowledge. It allows novice users to interact with databases through simple menus and clicks, and also allows expert users to write and execute complex queries. The tool contains modules for database connection, creation, manipulation, and import/export functions. It also provides sample screenshots of its interfaces for accessing Access, Oracle, and SQL Server databases.
This document provides a general user manual for merchandising software. It discusses topics such as using a multiple user database, desktop icons, data file locations, shortcuts, logging in, the dashboard, navigating records, searching, printing, and backing up data. The manual provides guidance on common functions for inputting, editing, deleting, and finding records. It also explains the user interface elements like forms, reports, menus, and navigation bars.
Lsmw for master data upload simple explanationManoj Kumar
The document discusses using LSMW (Legacy System Migration Workbench), an SAP tool, to migrate legacy master data into SAP. It provides a step-by-step guide to creating an LSMW project to upload equipment master data as an example. The key steps covered are: 1) Creating a project, subproject and object; 2) Selecting required menu items; 3) Defining the upload method; 4) Viewing target fields; 5) Creating and mapping source structures and fields. The guide is split across two documents which together explain the full process from setting up the project to running the upload.
Dream for Oracle Quick Start User GuideMarcus Drost
This document provides a quick start user guide for using the DREAM solution to automate regression, non-regression, and test output control. It outlines the key functions including login, importing data, comparing baselines, analyzing results, and administering the system. The import function allows copying data from a source to create a baseline snapshot for comparison. The compare function analyzes two baselines to find differences in data records and structure. Analysis views provide interfaces to check compare statuses, details, and aggregations without SQL.
This document provides instructions for configuring the database development view in Eclipse to access and work with a Derby database. It describes how to install the database development plugin, create a new Derby connection, specify driver details, and access the Derby database from the command line. It also gives an overview of exploring the database structure in Eclipse and editing, loading, and extracting data from tables.
The document describes how to perform XML transformations in Informatica PowerCenter. It discusses XML source qualifier, XML parser, and XML generator transformations. It then provides steps to import an Oracle source table and XML target, create a mapping between them, build a workflow to execute the mapping, run the workflow, and view the data loaded to the XML target.
The DataWeave Language is a powerful template engine that allows you to transform data to and from any kind of format (XML, CSV, JSON, Pojos, Maps, etc).
The document discusses how to use the DataWeave transformer in Anypoint Studio to transform messages. The DataWeave transformer allows writing transformations using the DataWeave language. It takes the incoming message elements as inputs and performs actions to produce an output message. The editor provides autocomplete, output previews, and generates .dwl files to store the transformation code. Multiple outputs can be defined by adding tabs in the transform section.
Here are the key steps to create a mapping in Informatica PowerCenter:
1. Open the Mapping Designer and create a new mapping
2. Drag and drop the source and target tables from the Repository Navigator into the mapping area
3. Create an Expression Transformation and name it appropriately
4. Connect the source table ports to the Expression Transformation ports
5. Right click the Expression Transformation and select 'Edit' to open the Expression Editor
6. In the Expression Editor, add a dummy output port for the field to be calculated/transformed
7. Write the expression in the Expression Editor to calculate/transform the field value based on the business logic
8. Connect the Expression Transformation output port
The document provides an overview of various administration tasks in SAP including:
1. It describes SAP architecture and instances including central instances, database instances, dialog instances, and work processes.
2. It explains how to view active servers, work processes, users, and active users using transactions codes SM51, SM50, SM04, and AL08.
3. It discusses monitoring system logs using SM21 and viewing ABAP dumps using ST22.
4. It covers checking database size, tablespaces, and datafiles using DB02.
5. It summarizes client administration tasks like creating, copying locally/remotely, deleting, exporting, and importing clients using transactions codes SCC4, S
This document provides descriptions of menu commands in Microsoft Access. It lists and defines commands in the File, Edit, View, Insert, Tools, Window, and Help menus for performing common functions like opening, saving, editing, viewing data, inserting objects, using tools, managing windows, and getting help. The document was submitted by Bilal Maqbool, a student with roll number 10 in the BS-SE I class of the CS & IT department.
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This document provides instructions for creating a mapping in Informatica Power Center to perform data quality checks on financial account data from a source table to load into a target table. It describes importing the source and target tables, creating a filter transformation to select records where the account number length is 8 characters and the difference between open and close dates is not less than 30 days, and generating the mapping. The objective is to map data that meets specific rules for the target system.
DataWeave can be used in Mule to transform message payloads and define mappings between input and output data formats. The Transform Message element allows writing DataWeave code to perform these transformations. It analyzes upstream and downstream message metadata to scaffold the DataWeave code. Multiple outputs can be defined by adding tabs in the Transform section. DataWeave expressions can also be used directly in other Mule components using the dw() function.
DataWeave can be used in Mule to transform message payloads. The Transform Message element allows writing DataWeave code to transform incoming message elements into outgoing message elements. The editor provides input/output previews and autocomplete. DataWeave expressions can also be used directly in other Mule components using the dw() function.
This document provides instructions on migrating objects in Informatica Power Center 9.0.1. It discusses the different types of Informatica repositories and how to create and configure a repository. It then describes how to migrate objects between repositories or folders using drag and drop or XML export/import. The key steps involve connecting to the source and target repositories, selecting the object to migrate, resolving any conflicts, and verifying the migrated object in the target location.
The document provides information about various log files created by Informatica PowerCenter including session logs, workflow logs, reject files, target files, cache files, and row error logs. It describes the purpose and contents of each log file and provides steps to view the log files in the Informatica repository and file system. Tracing levels that can be configured at the session and transformation levels are also discussed.
This document provides an introduction to an advanced Microsoft Excel lesson. It discusses learning advanced customization and formatting features to allow for easier data manipulation and organization. The objectives covered include learning how to customize the Excel interface, use advanced formatting techniques, reference across sheets, use advanced formulas and data ranges, and apply data validation. The lesson then covers customizing the ribbon interface and status bar, navigating between windows and using panes, and referencing cells across different sheets.
This document provides an overview of using DB2 on IBM mainframe systems. It discusses logging into TSO, allocating datasets for DB2 use, using the SPUFI tool to interactively execute SQL statements against DB2, and some key DB2 concepts like logical unit of work and the different views that programs and the system have of the DB2 environment.
DataWeave can be used in Mule to transform message payloads. The DataWeave transformer allows writing DataWeave code to read input data, perform transformations, and output the results. It provides an editor with input/output previews, autocomplete, and scaffolding assistance. DataWeave expressions can also be used elsewhere in Mule via the dw() function.
The document provides information about various log files created in Informatica PowerCenter 9.0.1 including session logs, workflow logs, reject files, target files, cache files, and how to configure different tracing levels. It describes how each log file type is used, where they are located by default, and how to view and modify settings for the log files in the PowerCenter designer and workflow manager user interfaces.
Informatica is an ETL tool with components like the PowerCenter Designer used to create mappings. Mappings involve transformations like the Filter transformation which applies a condition to rows to filter out those that do not meet the condition, reducing the number of rows passed to the target. The document provides steps to create a mapping with a Filter transformation that loads only records from an EMP source table to a target F_EMP table where the SAL field is greater than or equal to 3000.
This document provides an overview of various SAP administration topics and transaction codes. It begins with an explanation of SAP architecture including the application, middle, and operating system layers. It then covers SAP instances, active servers, work processes, user administration, system logs, ABAP dumps, database administration using transaction codes like DB02 and BRTOOLS, and other topics like transport management, backups, and alerts. Screenshots are included to illustrate many of the transaction codes and administration tasks.
The document outlines 15 steps to configure the Aggregate Persistence Wizard in OBIEE 11g. The wizard relies on dimensions in the logical model describing hierarchies and levels. It allows selecting a business model, table, and logical level for aggregation, and generates SQL to create aggregate tables, which can then be executed to perform aggregation. Verification includes checking the physical layer for aggregated tables and creating a report to check aggregation in the log file.
The document discusses the Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW) in SAP, which is a tool used to transfer data from non-SAP legacy systems to an SAP R/3 system. It describes the basic principles, features, and steps of using LSMW, including maintaining source structures and fields, mapping fields, importing and converting data, and displaying the results. The main steps are creating an LSMW project, mapping source and target structures and fields, importing legacy data files, and converting the data for use in SAP.
Waiting too long for Excel's VLOOKUP? Use SQLite for simple data analysis!Amanda Lam
** This workshop was conducted in the Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2017 **
Excel formulas can be quite slow when you're processing data files with thousands of rows. It's also especially difficult to maintain the files when you have some messy mixture of VLOOKUPs, Pivot Tables, Macros and VBAs.
In this interactive workshop targeted for non-coders, we will make use of SQLite, a very lightweight and portable open source database library, to perform some simple and repeatable data analysis on large datasets that are publicly available. We will also explore what you can further do with the data by using some powerful extensions of SQLite.
While SQLite may not totally replace Excel in many ways, after the workshop you will find that it can improve your work efficiency and make your life much easier in so many use cases!
Who should attend this workshop?
- If you're frustrated with the slow performance of Excel formulas when dealing with large datasets in your daily work
- No coding experience is required
The document provides an overview of the four main tools in Informatica PowerCenter - Designer, Repository Manager, Workflow Manager, and Workflow Monitor. It then focuses on describing the steps to use the Designer tool to create a mapping between a source and target database table, create a session for that mapping, and incorporate the session into a workflow that can be scheduled and monitored.
This slide deck presentation provides an overview of managing Microsoft SQL Server for those who are not primarily database administrators. The presentation covers how SQL Server works, backup and restore operations, indexes, database and server configuration options, security models, and high availability and replication options. It also demonstrates various SQL Server management tasks in the SQL Server Management Studio tool. The presentation encourages attendees to reuse the material and provides contact information for the company that created the presentation for additional training opportunities.
The document discusses how to use the DataWeave transformer in Anypoint Studio to transform messages. The DataWeave transformer allows writing transformations using the DataWeave language. It takes the incoming message elements as inputs and performs actions to produce an output message. The editor provides autocomplete, output previews, and generates .dwl files to store the transformation code. Multiple outputs can be defined by adding tabs in the transform section.
Here are the key steps to create a mapping in Informatica PowerCenter:
1. Open the Mapping Designer and create a new mapping
2. Drag and drop the source and target tables from the Repository Navigator into the mapping area
3. Create an Expression Transformation and name it appropriately
4. Connect the source table ports to the Expression Transformation ports
5. Right click the Expression Transformation and select 'Edit' to open the Expression Editor
6. In the Expression Editor, add a dummy output port for the field to be calculated/transformed
7. Write the expression in the Expression Editor to calculate/transform the field value based on the business logic
8. Connect the Expression Transformation output port
The document provides an overview of various administration tasks in SAP including:
1. It describes SAP architecture and instances including central instances, database instances, dialog instances, and work processes.
2. It explains how to view active servers, work processes, users, and active users using transactions codes SM51, SM50, SM04, and AL08.
3. It discusses monitoring system logs using SM21 and viewing ABAP dumps using ST22.
4. It covers checking database size, tablespaces, and datafiles using DB02.
5. It summarizes client administration tasks like creating, copying locally/remotely, deleting, exporting, and importing clients using transactions codes SCC4, S
This document provides descriptions of menu commands in Microsoft Access. It lists and defines commands in the File, Edit, View, Insert, Tools, Window, and Help menus for performing common functions like opening, saving, editing, viewing data, inserting objects, using tools, managing windows, and getting help. The document was submitted by Bilal Maqbool, a student with roll number 10 in the BS-SE I class of the CS & IT department.
BISP is committed to provide BEST learning material to the beginners
and advance learners. In the same series, we have prepared a complete
end-to end Hands-on Guide for building financial data model in
Informatica. The document focuses on how the real world requirement
should be interpreted. The mapping document template with very
simplified steps and screen shots makes the complete learning so easy.
The document focuses This document contains step by step process for
conditional lookup transformation (Unconnected lookup) in Informatica Power
Center 9.0.1. Join our professional training program and learn from
experts.
History:
This document provides instructions for creating a mapping in Informatica Power Center to perform data quality checks on financial account data from a source table to load into a target table. It describes importing the source and target tables, creating a filter transformation to select records where the account number length is 8 characters and the difference between open and close dates is not less than 30 days, and generating the mapping. The objective is to map data that meets specific rules for the target system.
DataWeave can be used in Mule to transform message payloads and define mappings between input and output data formats. The Transform Message element allows writing DataWeave code to perform these transformations. It analyzes upstream and downstream message metadata to scaffold the DataWeave code. Multiple outputs can be defined by adding tabs in the Transform section. DataWeave expressions can also be used directly in other Mule components using the dw() function.
DataWeave can be used in Mule to transform message payloads. The Transform Message element allows writing DataWeave code to transform incoming message elements into outgoing message elements. The editor provides input/output previews and autocomplete. DataWeave expressions can also be used directly in other Mule components using the dw() function.
This document provides instructions on migrating objects in Informatica Power Center 9.0.1. It discusses the different types of Informatica repositories and how to create and configure a repository. It then describes how to migrate objects between repositories or folders using drag and drop or XML export/import. The key steps involve connecting to the source and target repositories, selecting the object to migrate, resolving any conflicts, and verifying the migrated object in the target location.
The document provides information about various log files created by Informatica PowerCenter including session logs, workflow logs, reject files, target files, cache files, and row error logs. It describes the purpose and contents of each log file and provides steps to view the log files in the Informatica repository and file system. Tracing levels that can be configured at the session and transformation levels are also discussed.
This document provides an introduction to an advanced Microsoft Excel lesson. It discusses learning advanced customization and formatting features to allow for easier data manipulation and organization. The objectives covered include learning how to customize the Excel interface, use advanced formatting techniques, reference across sheets, use advanced formulas and data ranges, and apply data validation. The lesson then covers customizing the ribbon interface and status bar, navigating between windows and using panes, and referencing cells across different sheets.
This document provides an overview of using DB2 on IBM mainframe systems. It discusses logging into TSO, allocating datasets for DB2 use, using the SPUFI tool to interactively execute SQL statements against DB2, and some key DB2 concepts like logical unit of work and the different views that programs and the system have of the DB2 environment.
DataWeave can be used in Mule to transform message payloads. The DataWeave transformer allows writing DataWeave code to read input data, perform transformations, and output the results. It provides an editor with input/output previews, autocomplete, and scaffolding assistance. DataWeave expressions can also be used elsewhere in Mule via the dw() function.
The document provides information about various log files created in Informatica PowerCenter 9.0.1 including session logs, workflow logs, reject files, target files, cache files, and how to configure different tracing levels. It describes how each log file type is used, where they are located by default, and how to view and modify settings for the log files in the PowerCenter designer and workflow manager user interfaces.
Informatica is an ETL tool with components like the PowerCenter Designer used to create mappings. Mappings involve transformations like the Filter transformation which applies a condition to rows to filter out those that do not meet the condition, reducing the number of rows passed to the target. The document provides steps to create a mapping with a Filter transformation that loads only records from an EMP source table to a target F_EMP table where the SAL field is greater than or equal to 3000.
This document provides an overview of various SAP administration topics and transaction codes. It begins with an explanation of SAP architecture including the application, middle, and operating system layers. It then covers SAP instances, active servers, work processes, user administration, system logs, ABAP dumps, database administration using transaction codes like DB02 and BRTOOLS, and other topics like transport management, backups, and alerts. Screenshots are included to illustrate many of the transaction codes and administration tasks.
The document outlines 15 steps to configure the Aggregate Persistence Wizard in OBIEE 11g. The wizard relies on dimensions in the logical model describing hierarchies and levels. It allows selecting a business model, table, and logical level for aggregation, and generates SQL to create aggregate tables, which can then be executed to perform aggregation. Verification includes checking the physical layer for aggregated tables and creating a report to check aggregation in the log file.
The document discusses the Legacy System Migration Workbench (LSMW) in SAP, which is a tool used to transfer data from non-SAP legacy systems to an SAP R/3 system. It describes the basic principles, features, and steps of using LSMW, including maintaining source structures and fields, mapping fields, importing and converting data, and displaying the results. The main steps are creating an LSMW project, mapping source and target structures and fields, importing legacy data files, and converting the data for use in SAP.
Waiting too long for Excel's VLOOKUP? Use SQLite for simple data analysis!Amanda Lam
** This workshop was conducted in the Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2017 **
Excel formulas can be quite slow when you're processing data files with thousands of rows. It's also especially difficult to maintain the files when you have some messy mixture of VLOOKUPs, Pivot Tables, Macros and VBAs.
In this interactive workshop targeted for non-coders, we will make use of SQLite, a very lightweight and portable open source database library, to perform some simple and repeatable data analysis on large datasets that are publicly available. We will also explore what you can further do with the data by using some powerful extensions of SQLite.
While SQLite may not totally replace Excel in many ways, after the workshop you will find that it can improve your work efficiency and make your life much easier in so many use cases!
Who should attend this workshop?
- If you're frustrated with the slow performance of Excel formulas when dealing with large datasets in your daily work
- No coding experience is required
The document provides an overview of the four main tools in Informatica PowerCenter - Designer, Repository Manager, Workflow Manager, and Workflow Monitor. It then focuses on describing the steps to use the Designer tool to create a mapping between a source and target database table, create a session for that mapping, and incorporate the session into a workflow that can be scheduled and monitored.
This slide deck presentation provides an overview of managing Microsoft SQL Server for those who are not primarily database administrators. The presentation covers how SQL Server works, backup and restore operations, indexes, database and server configuration options, security models, and high availability and replication options. It also demonstrates various SQL Server management tasks in the SQL Server Management Studio tool. The presentation encourages attendees to reuse the material and provides contact information for the company that created the presentation for additional training opportunities.
DB2 is a multi-platform database server that can scale from laptops to large systems handling terabytes of data. It provides tools for extending capabilities to support multimedia, is fully integrated for web access, and supports universal access and multiple platforms. The tutorial covered key DB2 concepts like instances, schemas, tables, and indexes. It demonstrated how to use Control Center and other GUIs to perform tasks like creating databases and tables, querying data, and setting user privileges. Java applications can also access DB2 data through JDBC.
This document provides information about Venkatesan Prabu Jayakantham (Venkat), the Managing Director of KAASHIVINFOTECH, a software company in Chennai. It outlines Venkat's experience in Microsoft technologies and certifications. It also describes KAASHIVINFOTECH's inplant training programs for students in fields like engineering, electronics, and mechanical/civil studies. The training focuses on developing technical skills through hands-on demonstrations and projects.
This document provides information about Venkatesan Prabu Jayakantham (Venkat), the Managing Director of KAASHIVINFOTECH, a software company in Chennai. It outlines Venkat's experience in Microsoft technologies and certifications. It also describes KAASHIVINFOTECH's inplant training programs for students in fields like engineering, electronics, and mechanical. The training focuses on developing technical skills through hands-on demos and projects.
Tableau allows users to create dashboards that display multiple worksheets and views together for easy comparison of data. To create a dashboard, select Dashboard > New Dashboard from the menu. Views and objects can then be added and arranged on the dashboard. Parameters and filters can be used to make dashboards interactive and allow users to dynamically change the data displayed. Maintaining good performance in Tableau requires limiting the amount of data pulled into views through appropriate filtering and aggregation of data.
The document discusses different database management systems like Microsoft SQL Server and MySQL. It covers how to create databases, tables, and queries in both SQL Server Management Studio and MySQL Query Browser. Examples are provided of creating databases and tables using SQL scripts as well as executing queries and viewing the results in the respective management tools.
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The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing MySQL on Windows. It begins by downloading the MySQL installer from the official website. It then guides the user through selecting installation options, configuring the server, setting passwords and permissions, and testing the installation. Additional sections describe common SQL commands organized by type (DDL, DML, DCL, etc) and concepts like keys, constraints and joins. Tables are created and sample data is inserted to demonstrate SQL queries.
The document provides information about the Processing programming environment. It describes the toolbar buttons that allow running, stopping, creating, opening, saving and exporting sketches. It also discusses creating graphical elements like setting the frame size and background color. Various shape drawing commands are outlined, including point, line, triangle, rect, quad, ellipse. It explains how to declare and assign variables of different data types.
1) The document discusses how to integrate Master Data Services (MDS) with Change Data Capture (CDC) in SQL Server 2012. MDS allows end users to directly make changes to records instead of relying on technical staff. CDC tracks changes made to tables and identifies who made the changes.
2) It provides steps to set up MDS including creating a database and website. It also explains how to enable CDC for a database and table.
3) The document outlines two SSIS packages needed - one for initial load from source to target, and another incremental package to handle changes captured by CDC between target tables.
The document provides an overview of the ETL tool Informatica. It discusses that ETL stands for Extraction, Transformation, and Loading and is the process of extracting data from sources, transforming it, and loading it into a data warehouse or other target. It describes the key components of Informatica including the repository, client, server, transformations like filters and aggregators, and how mappings are used to move data from sources to targets. Finally, it provides examples of how to create simple mappings in Informatica Designer.
The document provides steps to create a new module in TomatoCMS called "Contact" that allows users to manage contact information. The key steps include:
1. Creating the basic module folder structure and config files
2. Defining the database schema and queries needed to install and uninstall the module
3. Creating the administrative menu item and setting permissions for users to access the new functionality.
4. Connecting to the database by implementing the required model, interface and DAO classes.
5. Retrieving, displaying and editing contact data by writing the necessary controller and view code.
The MySQL GUI tools provide graphical user interfaces for administering MySQL servers and databases. The tools include the MySQL Administrator for server administration tasks like monitoring, backups and restores; the MySQL Query Browser for creating and executing SQL queries; and the MySQL Migration Toolkit for migrating schemas and data between different database systems and MySQL. The tools simplify administration, querying, database design and migration tasks by providing point-and-click interfaces instead of requiring command line SQL commands.
Sudheer Mechineni, Head of Application Frameworks, Standard Chartered Bank
Discover how Standard Chartered Bank harnessed the power of Neo4j to transform complex data access challenges into a dynamic, scalable graph database solution. This keynote will cover their journey from initial adoption to deploying a fully automated, enterprise-grade causal cluster, highlighting key strategies for modelling organisational changes and ensuring robust disaster recovery. Learn how these innovations have not only enhanced Standard Chartered Bank’s data infrastructure but also positioned them as pioneers in the banking sector’s adoption of graph technology.
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This session provides introduction to UiPath Communication Mining, importance and platform overview. You will acquire a good understand of the phases in Communication Mining as we go over the platform with you. Topics covered:
• Communication Mining Overview
• Why is it important?
• How can it help today’s business and the benefits
• Phases in Communication Mining
• Demo on Platform overview
• Q/A
Unlocking Productivity: Leveraging the Potential of Copilot in Microsoft 365, a presentation by Christoforos Vlachos, Senior Solutions Manager – Modern Workplace, Uni Systems
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Pakdata Cf is a groundbreaking system designed to streamline and facilitate access to CNIC information. This innovative platform leverages advanced technology to provide users with efficient and secure access to their CNIC details.
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As the digital landscape continually evolves, operating systems play a critical role in shaping user experiences and productivity. The launch of Nitrux Linux 3.5.0 marks a significant milestone, offering a robust alternative to traditional systems such as Windows 11. This article delves into the essence of Nitrux Linux 3.5.0, exploring its unique features, advantages, and how it stands as a compelling choice for both casual users and tech enthusiasts.
Driving Business Innovation: Latest Generative AI Advancements & Success StorySafe Software
Are you ready to revolutionize how you handle data? Join us for a webinar where we’ll bring you up to speed with the latest advancements in Generative AI technology and discover how leveraging FME with tools from giants like Google Gemini, Amazon, and Microsoft OpenAI can supercharge your workflow efficiency.
During the hour, we’ll take you through:
Guest Speaker Segment with Hannah Barrington: Dive into the world of dynamic real estate marketing with Hannah, the Marketing Manager at Workspace Group. Hear firsthand how their team generates engaging descriptions for thousands of office units by integrating diverse data sources—from PDF floorplans to web pages—using FME transformers, like OpenAIVisionConnector and AnthropicVisionConnector. This use case will show you how GenAI can streamline content creation for marketing across the board.
Ollama Use Case: Learn how Scenario Specialist Dmitri Bagh has utilized Ollama within FME to input data, create custom models, and enhance security protocols. This segment will include demos to illustrate the full capabilities of FME in AI-driven processes.
Custom AI Models: Discover how to leverage FME to build personalized AI models using your data. Whether it’s populating a model with local data for added security or integrating public AI tools, find out how FME facilitates a versatile and secure approach to AI.
We’ll wrap up with a live Q&A session where you can engage with our experts on your specific use cases, and learn more about optimizing your data workflows with AI.
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Generic steps in informatica
1. Create simple transformations in Informatica 8.x using some generic steps
STEP - I : CREATING A DATA SOURCE NAME
Before starting with the Informatica transformations it
is mandatory to create the Data Source Name (DSN) to identify
the data source and user you are connecting to.
The DSN contains the Database name, directory, Database
Driver, User ID, Password and other information. Once you create a
DSN for a particular Database you can use that DSN in any application
to call information from the database.
So here to import the data into the informatica source against a
particular user you need to create the DSN first.
Steps to create DSN are : (Consider the Windows Operating System)
1. Go to the Control Panel
2. Choose Administrative Tools.
3. Go to Data Sources (ODBC)
4. Go to System DSN tab.
( its always better to use the system dsn so that while you work on
server-client environment for informatica the data source name will be
available to every client and you need not to create it again for
different client all the time)
5. Click on Add button
6. Select a driver for which you want to set up a data source.
( for eg. Oracle in OraDb 10g_home)
7. Click on Finish
8. Fill the necessary information that is asked.
Let us consider Oracle here.
- Input Data source name, TNS Service name and UserId
- TNS Service Name is the location of the Oracle database from
which the ODBC driver will retrieve data
- UserId is name of the account used to access the data. ( for eg.
Scott)
9. Test the connection by inserting the required password for the user.
10. Here your DSN is created.
Repeat the above 10 steps for dsn used for each source and
target destinations in the Informatica.
2. STEP - II : CREATE YOUR DIRECTORY IN REPOSITORY
MANAGER
The repository is a relational database that stores information, or
metadata, used by the informatica Server and Client tools. Mappings
that describes how to transform the source data, sessions indicating
when you want the information server to perform the transformations
and connect strings for sources and target can be included in the
Metadata.
It also stores the username, password, permissions and privileges
assigned.
We have to create a folder or a directory or simply a work area
where the user will be performing and storing his tasks.
Steps to create folder in the Repository are:
1. Go to Menu
2. Click on Folder option
3. Go to Create a folder
- Once you have created the folder you dont have to work in repository
manager.
- Close it
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Now we shall enter the Informatica Designer
Hey, you must be knowing how to go there, still this steps would guide
you -
1. Go to Programs (Start Menu option in Windows)
2. Choose Informatica PowerCentre 8.5
3. Go to Client
4. PowerCenter Designer
Then connect to repository
- right click on repository
- say connect
You will have to sign in to repository with the user name. Only after
that you can view and open the folders.
Connect to your folder.
3. Now, we have to move to build the transformations.
The Main Steps are :
1. Create Source in Source Analyzer
2. Create Target in Target Designer
3. Create Mapping in Mapping Designer
4. Create Workflow and a Task in Workflow Designer
5. Execute the workflow and watch its succeeding in the Workflow
Monitor
Details - So that you are not lost while designing.
Source Analyzer:
Go through the following steps to import the source into the
transformation.
1. Go to Menu Bar --> Sources
2. Select the option - Import the Database
(You will get the Import Tables screen)
3. Here select the ODBC data source and enter the username and
password.
4. Say connect to connect to the database under that particular DSN
name.
5. After the connect, all the tables will be displayed alphabetically.
6. Select the table and it is now imported as the sources in the
informatica.
After the particular table is imported into the source analyzer you can
just drag it to the work space to use it.
Target Designer:
Target table is the one which generally once created is not altered. It
resides in data warehouse.
The target table can be constructed by two ways -
1. By manually creating the new schema:
- Right click and say create.
4. - Enter the new table name.
- Select the database name.
2. Borrow the schema from the source:
- Drag the table form the source to the target workspace. Remove the
joins in the table if any.
- Select the target table
- right click and say edit
- don't forget to rename the table
Here only the target table is imported but the structure or the schema
is not generated in the database.So at this stage it cannot be mapped
further. So its mandatory to generate the schema.
- Go to Menu --> Targets
- Click on Generate/Execute SQL
- It will display the screen named - Database Object Generation
- The generated code is stored in .sql format.
- Generate from - All tables or selected table.
- Generate Options
- Check the create table option
- Check the drop table option (if any table exists)
- Uncheck the primary key and foreign key options (otherwise it will
become the constraint based loading and it doesn't work in bulk, we
will ignore this case here)
- click on Generate and Execute options.
- the status will be displayed in the output window. If the processing
fails, don't proceed further.
Any transactions in the informatica has two instances of Database
(e.g.- oracle), source and the Target.
To perform any task the it is mandatory to map these two
tables.Hence the third process is to create the mapping.
Mapping Designer:
Close the previous mapping if any opened.
5. To create a new mapping-
- Go to Menu --> Mapping
- Click on create
- Enter the mapping name
- Ok. Your mapping is created but is empty yet.
To involve the source and target just drag them through the repository
content in to the mapping space.
[Here after we drag the source, it is always mapped with the another
component source qualifier. Don't get confused. It is an interpreter
and converts the data into the generic format. It is not specific to any
RDBMS or vendor or any file. This is because we don't use the source
definition directly.The target or any transformation is always
connected to the source qualifier and not the source itself]
If you want only to pass the data from source to target just map the
target columns to the source qualifier one on one.
The various Transformations functions actually enhance various
transformations. The transformation available with informatica are :
(to list the few important one)
- Source Qualifier
- Filter
- Expression
- Aggregator
- Joiner
- Router
etc. and many more ( I shall not explain them now. The aim of this
article is to highlight the general steps that any transformation need to
follow)
To use the transformation in the mapping, go through the following
steps :
1. Go to Menu --> Transformation
2. Click on create
3. Select the transformation function from the drop down list and
name it.
- In transformation we call the column as Ports
6. - Drag the necessary ports to the transformation
- click on Edit and enable the needed settings for the same.
(For the required settings of each function better take the help of the
given "Help Content")
Now simply map the ports to the source and the target.
Validate the Mapping
- Menu --> Mapping --> Validate
- Unless the mapping is not valid the transformation will not take
place.
In order to execute the mapping the next step is to create a work
flow and create a task in it.
Go to Menu --> Tools --> Workflow Manager.
Workflow manager is the interface used to create the workflow, task
and excute the mapping.Its three components are:
- Task Developer: used to create the task
- Workflow designer: used to create the workflow
- Worklet designer: used to create the worklet
Workflow Designer:
Here for the simple transformation we will use only workflow
designer and create the workflow and the task together.
Steps:
1. go to Menu --> Workflow
- click on create
- Just name the workflow and say Ok
- A start symbol will appear on the designer.
2. go to Menu --> Task
- click on create
- In a drop down list, select Session task.
( Session is task that allows you to load the data)
- name the task
- click Ok
- Select the mapping from the list displayed, that is previously
created
Now in order to execute the flow we have to link the Workflow and the
task.
7. - go to Menu --> task
- select the link task
- immediately drag the pointer from Start to the Task. The
workflow will get connected, shown by the connected line.
Now the source and the target (if they are the physical tables taken
form the database) need to be configured again with their respective
Data Source names.
Steps :
1. Double click on task to enter the 'edit task'
2. go to the Mapping tab
- Select source (it will be the qualifier's name)
- Select Connections
- Choose the DSN name and connect the component with the
table.
(you have to authenticate with username and password)
Select the target and repeat the Step 2 again for target table.
3. Ok
4. go to Menu --> Workflow --> Validate
5. go to Menu --> Repository --> Save
(unless you dont save, the workflow will be not be started)
To start the workflow -
- go to Menu --> Workflow --> Start Workflow
The succceedings of the workflow can be observed in the Workflow
Monitor.
Workflow Monitor:
- go to Menu --> Tools --> Workflow monitor
- connect to the repository and the integration service.
The workflow monitor has the time stamps per hour where
actually it monitors whether the workflow started at particular time
stamp is failed or succeeded.
Never forget that workflow may always succeed, its the task that gets
failed.You can read the log files if the task gets failed.
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In order to cross check whether the data has been transformed or not
follow the following steps:
- go to Informatica Designer again.
- go to the mapping
8. - right click on the target table
- say 'preview data'
- after authenticating with your username and password the data
transformed will be previewed.