Hai Student Associate,

I Am Sathish Yellanki, Hope You Were An Associate of My Classes in Oracle 11g,

Oracle PL/SQL Live Projects Along With SQL*Loader, UTL_FILE And Oracle
Developer Suite, I Could Have Also Been With You in Association With System
Analysis And Data Modeling As Week End Sessions.
I Hope I Was Reaching To Your Requirements, When You Attended My Classes
Previously, With The Same Zeal And Continuous Request From You I Am Initiating
A New Batch For
"Data Warehouse Concepts Implementing Using Informatica 9.1.0"
Course 1:
Analysis, Design And Developing Data Warehouse
ETL Implementation And Designing of Data Warehouse Using Informatica 9.1.0.
Data Warehouse Concepts
1.1 Introduction to Data
warehouse
1.2 What is Data warehouse and
why we need Data warehouse
1.3 OLTP vs OLAP vs Data
warehouse
1.4 Star schema/Snowflake
schema/Galaxy schema
1.5 Dimensions / Facts tables.
1.6 Slowly Changing Dimensions
and its types.
1.7 Data Mart vs Data warehouse

Introduction and Architecture
1.1 ETL (Extract-transform-load)
Overview
1.2 Informatica Power Center as an
ETL tool.
1.3 Architecture and Software
Overview
1.4 Definition of Domain,
Repositories, Integration Services.
1.5 Metadata Introduction
1.6 Overview of Informatica Power
Center Administration Console.

Installation
2.1 Download Informatica Power
Center and Oracle database.
2.2 Install Power Center Server
and Client.
2.3 Informatica Power Center
Installation directories.



Client Software Overview
3.1 Introduction to Designer
Interface
3.2 Introduction to Workflow
Manager Interface
3.3 Introduction to Workflow
Monitor
3.4 Introduction to Repository
Manager
3.5 Nature of ODBC in the
Designer
3.6 Software Demonstration

Source Object Definitions
4.1 Flat File Sources
4.2 Relational Sources
4.3 Data Previewer

Target Object Definitions
5.1 Target Definitions
5.2 Target Properties
5.3 Flat File Targets
5.4 Relational Targets

Mappings
6.1 Defining a Data Flow Diagram
6.2 Transformation Objects and
Views
6.3 Source Definition and Source
Qualifier
6.4 Pre-SQL and Post-SQL Rules
6.5 Expression Transformation
6.6 Informatica Functions
6.7 Variable Ports
6.8 Data Types
6.9 Mapping Validation


Workflows
7.1 Workflow Tools
7.2 Workflow Structure
7.3 Workflow Connections
7.4 Workflow Tasks
7.5 Workflow Design Process
7.6 Workflow Properties
7.7 Workflow Links
7.8 Session Tasks

Monitoring Workflows
8.1 Workflow Monitor Views
8.2 Monitoring a Server
8.3 Actions Initiated from the
Workflow Monitor
8.4 Filtering Views

Debugger
9.1 Debugger Features
9.2 Debugger Windows and
Indicators
9.3 Debugger Best Practices

Transformation
10.1 What is a transformation in
Informatica Power Center space?
10.2 Active and passive
transformation

Source Qualifier
11.1 Source Qualifier
transformation Overview
11.2 Use of source qualifier to
restrict data read from source.

Expression Transformation
12.1 Expression Functionality
12.2 Use of a Variable port to hold
previous row value.
12.3 Few common expression IF-
ELSE, ISNULL, etc

Filter Transformation
13.1 Filter Functionality
13.2 Filter Properties
13.3 Filter Versus DB Where Clause

Sorter Transformation
14.1 Sorter Functionality
14.2 Sorter Properties
14.3 Sorter Versus Database Order
by Clause


Aggregator Transformation
15.1 Aggregator Transformation
15.2 Aggregator Expressions and
Functions
15.3 Using Unsorted and Sorted
Data
15.4 Data Flow Rules
15.5 Aggregator Versus Database
Group By

Joiner Transformation
16.1 Homogeneous and
Heterogeneous Joins
16.2 Joiner Conditions and
Properties
16.3 Joiner Usage
16.4 Types of Joins
16.5 Joiner Versus Database Join

Lookup Transformation
17.1 Lookup Principles
17.2 Lookup Properties
17.3 Lookup Caching
17.4 Lookup Versus Database Join
17.6 Connected Lookup Vs
Unconnected Lookup

Unconnected Lookups
18.1 Usage and Techniques
18.2 Advantages
18.3 Functionality
18.4 Conditional Lookups

Update Strategy Transformation
19.1 Update Strategy
Transformation
19.2 Update Strategy Expressions
19.3 Update Strategy Best
Practices

Router Transformation
20.1 Router Functionality
20.2 Router Groups

Sequence Generator Transformation
21.1 Sequence Generator
Functionality
21.2 Sequence Generator
Properties
21.3 Sequence Generator Best
Practices

Normalizer Transformation
22.1 Normalizer Transformation
Functionality
22.2 Theoretical Example of using
normalizer in Cobol source.

Union Transformation
23.1 Overview of Union
Transformation
23.2 Union transformation vs
database union

Parameters and Variables
24.1 Parameter Scoping
24.2 System Variables
24.3 Mapping Parameters and
Variables
24.4 Variable Functions

Heterogeneous Targets (Theory Only)
25.1 Heterogeneous Target Types
25.2 Target Type Limitations and
Conversions

Mapplets
26.1 Mapplet Designer
26.2 Mapplet Advantages
26.3 Mapplet Types and Rules
26.4 Active and Passive Mapplets
26.5 Mapplet Parameters
(Excluded Variables)
26.6 Mapplet Designer Best
Practices

Reusable Transformations
27.1 Transformation Developer
27.2 Rules
27.3 Promoting and Copying
Transformations
27.4 Transformation Developer
Best Practices

Error Logging
28.1 Setting On and Off
28.2 Data Rejects with Error
Logging Off
28.3 Error Logging to Database
Table and Flat File
28.4 Source Row Logging
28.5 Error Logging Best Practice
Architecture

Workflow Configuration
29.1 Server Connections
29.2 Reusable Workflow Schedules
29.3 Reusable Session
Configurations

Reusable Tasks
30.1 The Command Task
30.2 The Email Task
30.3 Reusable Task Best Practices

Non-Reusable Tasks
31.1 The Decision Task
31.2 The Assignment Task
31.3 The Timer Task
31.4 The Control Task
31.5 The Event Wait Task
31.6 The Event Raise Task
31.7 Non-Reusable Tasks Best
Practices

Worklets
32.1 Reusable Worklet
32.2 Non-Reusable Worklet
32.3 Worklet Best Practices


Advance Topics (Theory)
33.1 Partitioning
33.2 Pushdown techniques
33.3 Optimization




By
Mr.Sathish Yellanki
Starting
On
26 December 2013
Timing 12:30 PM to 02:00 PM
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