1. More ETL

2. ETL in a nutshell ETL is an abbreviation of the three words Extract, Transform and Load. It is an ETL process to –extract data, mostly from different types of systems, –transform it into a structure that's more appropriate for reporting and analysis –finally load it into the database and or cube(s).

3. Logical Data Map Used to collect and document source systems to be used for DW Should contain the following: –Target table name –Target column name –Table type –SCD type –Source db –Source table name –Source column name –Transformation

4. ETL in a nutshell Extract from source Transform the data Load the data into the datawarehouse

5. Do not forget Data Profiling Data Quality Control Metadata Management

6. ETL Tools 1.Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB)Oracle 2.Data Services SAP Business Objects 3.IBM Information Server (Datastage)IBM 4.SAS Data Integration StudioSAS Institute 5.PowerCenter Informatica9.0 Informatica 6.Elixir Repertoire7.2.2Elixir 7.Data Migrator7.7Information Builders 8.SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS)Microsoft 9.Talend Open Studio & Integration SuiteTalend 10.DataFlow Manager6.5Pitney Bowes Business Insight

7. On ETL Tools All the ETL vendors say the same thing: “our biggest competitor is custom code and stored procedures”. There are still a large number of organizations building data warehouses without using an ETL tool, writing their own, mostly very complex, SQL statements, often difficult to maintain. ETL tools can increase productivity by a factor of three to five. Two of the most important features in this case are that these tools are completely meta data driven, and work with an easy to understand graphical user interface (GUI).

8. On ETL Tools (WYSWYG) Tools with data driven, embedded data driven approach. They can show you, at any time you choose, how the data will be transformed and loaded into the data warehouse, without actually loading it. At any time, the user can press the ‘WYSIWYG’ button, and the ETL tool shows immediately what the results of an ETL flow would be

9. The Future? EAI and ETL What are the similarities between Enterprise Application Integration and Extraction Transformation and Loading tools? Some people (analysts) think these technologies will converge to form one product, Enterprise Information Management. They both move data, often use the same metadata, so why shouldn't they merge into one package?

10. ETL Tool Selection In many organisations there is no software selection process at all. Sometimes there is a corporate standard you need to comply to, or you may have a database or BI tool in place from a specific vendor, and you decide to buy an ETL tool from the same vendor, because you expect that these will work better together. Often organisations find it difficult and labor intensive to execute a software selection process in order to gather all the necessary data.

11. ETL Tool Selection: From Company Perspective Create data integration strategy Define criteria in business terms Create a short-list Invite vendors for live demonstration Perform Proof of Concept Negotiate with Vendors Close the Deal

12. Selection Criteria Architecture ETL Functionality Ease-of-Use Reusability Debugging Real-time Connectivity General ETL tool characteristics

13. Selection Criteria Architecture –Symmetric Multiprocssing? Grid? etc ETL Functionality –Conditional Splitting? Pivoting? etc Ease-of-Use –Screen design? Task compatibility? etc Reusability –Decompisition? User-defined functions? Debugging –Breakpoints? Validators? etc Real-time –On demand data integration? etc

14. Long Test Date and Venue Coverage