david_optimus Posted February 25, 2011 Report Share Posted February 25, 2011 DATAWAREHOUSING CONCEPTSIntroduction to Data Warehousing What is Data Warehousing? Who needs Data Warehousing? Why Data Warehouse is required? Types of Systems(i) OLTP (ii) OLAP Maintenance of Data Warehouse Data Warehousing Life CycleData Warehousing Architecture Source Integration Layer Staging Area Target Analysis & Reporting ODSMulti-Dimensional Modeling What is dimension modeling? Difference between ER modeling and dimension modeling What is a Dimension? What is a Fact? Start Schema Snow Flake Schema Difference between Star and snow flake schema Fact Table Different types of facts Dimensional Tables Fact less Fact Table Confirmed Dimensions Unconfirmed dimensions Junk Dimensions Monster dimensions Degenerative dimensions What are slowly changing dimensions? Different types of SCD’sIBM WEBSPHERE DATA STAGE AND QUALITY STAGE VERSION 8.0.1Contents• Introduction about Data Stage• Difference between Data Stage 7.5.2 and 8.0.1• What’s new in Data Stage 8.0.1?• What is way ahead in Data Stage?• IBM Information Sever architecture • Datastage within the IBM Information Sever architecture• Difference between Server Jobs and Parallel Jobs• Difference between Pipeline Parallelism and Partition Parallelism• Partition techniques (Round Robin, Random,- Hash, Entire, Same, Modules, Range, DB2, Auto)• Configuration file• Difference between SMP/PMP(Cluster) Architecture• Data stage components (Server components /Client components)Designer• Introduction about Designer• Repository• Palette• Type of Links• File Stages• Sequential file• Dataset file• File set• Lookup file set• Difference between Sequential file/Dataset/File set• Overview of iway, Classic federation and netezza• Database stages Dynamic RDBMS Oracle Enterprise ODBC Enterprise Stored ProcedureProcessing Stages• Change Capture • Compare Stage• Difference Stage• Aggregate Stage• Transformer Stage• Difference between basic transformer and transformer• Surrogate Generator Stage• Join Stage• Merge Stage• Lookup Stage• Difference between Join/Lookup/Merge• Difference between Join/Lookup• Remove Duplicates• Switch• Pivot• Modify• Funnel• Generic stage• Different types of sorting and sort stage.• Different types of combining and collecting techniques.• Filter • External filter• Difference between filter, External filter and switch stages.• SCD stage• Encode and decode stages• FTP stage• Adding job parameters to a job• Parameter set• Difference between partitioning and re partitioning• Run time column propagation• Schema filesDebugging Stage • Head • Tail • Pea• Row Generator • Column Generator• Sample Containers• Difference between Local Container and Shared Container• Local Container• Shared ContainerJob Sequencers• Arrange job activities in sequencer • Triggers in Sequencer • Notification activity• Terminator Activity• Wait for file activity• Start loop activity• Execute command activity• Nested Condition activity• Routine activity• Exception handing activity• User variable activity• End loop activity• Adding CheckpointsData stage Director• Introduction to Data stage Director• Job Status View• View logs• Scheduling• Batches Creation• Cleaning resources using AdministratorWeb sphere Manager in Designer• Introduction about Data stage Manager• Importing the Job• Exporting the Job• Importing Table Definition• Different types of table definitions and their differences.• Importing Flat File Definition• Routines• Dataset management and ORCHADMIN• Quick search and advanced searchData stage Administrator• Creating project, Editing project and Deleting project• Permissions to user• Different kinds of variables in Data Stage• Cleaning resources using AdministratorWeb sphere Quality Stage• What is Date Quality and why do we for data quality?• Integration of Data Quality in Data Stage?• Data stage Quality stages • Investigate stage • Standardize stage Match Frequency stage • Unduplicate Match stage• Reference Match stage• Survive stage• Standardized rule sets.• Components of Standardized rule sets.• Match designer• WAVESContact : DavidPH : +91-810-680-5188E : [email protected] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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