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 Client Software Overview

• 1.1 Introduction to Data • 3.1 Introduction to Designer
warehouse Interface
• 1.2 What is Data warehouse and • 3.2 Introduction to Workflow
why we need Data warehouse Manager Interface
• 1.3 OLTP vs OLAP vs Data • 3.3 Introduction to Workflow
warehouse Monitor
• 1.4 Star schema/Snowflake • 3.4 Introduction to Repository
schema/Galaxy schema Manager
• 1.5 Dimensions / Facts tables. • 3.5 Nature of ODBC in the
• 1.6 Slowly Changing Dimensions Designer
and its types. • 3.6 Software Demonstration
• 1.7 Data Mart vs Data warehouse
Source Object Definitions
Introduction and Architecture • 4.1 Flat File Sources
• 1.1 ETL (Extract-transform-load) • 4.2 Relational Sources
Overview • 4.3 Data Previewer
• 1.2 Informatica Power Center as an
ETL tool. Target Object Definitions
• 1.3 Architecture and Software • 5.1 Target Definitions
Overview • 5.2 Target Properties
• 1.4 Definition of Domain, • 5.3 Flat File Targets
Repositories, Integration Services. • 5.4 Relational Targets
• 1.5 Metadata Introduction
• 1.6 Overview of Informatica Power Mappings
Center Administration Console. • 6.1 Defining a Data Flow Diagram
• 6.2 Transformation Objects and
Installation Views
• 2.1 Download Informatica Power • 6.3 Source Definition and Source
Center and Oracle database. Qualifier
• 2.2 Install Power Center Server • 6.4 Pre-SQL and Post-SQL Rules
and Client. • 6.5 Expression Transformation
• 2.3 Informatica Power Center • 6.6 Informatica Functions
Installation directories. • 6.7 Variable Ports
• 6.8 Data Types
• 6.9 Mapping Validation
Workflows
• 7.1 Workflow Tools Aggregator Transformation
• 7.2 Workflow Structure • 15.1 Aggregator Transformation
• 7.3 Workflow Connections • 15.2 Aggregator Expressions and
• 7.4 Workflow Tasks Functions
• 7.5 Workflow Design Process • 15.3 Using Unsorted and Sorted
• 7.6 Workflow Properties Data
• 7.7 Workflow Links • 15.4 Data Flow Rules
• 7.8 Session Tasks • 15.5 Aggregator Versus Database
Group By
Monitoring Workflows
• 8.1 Workflow Monitor Views Joiner Transformation
• 8.2 Monitoring a Server • 16.1 Homogeneous and
• 8.3 Actions Initiated from the Heterogeneous Joins
Workflow Monitor • 16.2 Joiner Conditions and
• 8.4 Filtering Views Properties
• 16.3 Joiner Usage
Debugger • 16.4 Types of Joins
• 9.1 Debugger Features • 16.5 Joiner Versus Database Join
• 9.2 Debugger Windows and
Indicators Lookup Transformation
• 9.3 Debugger Best Practices • 17.1 Lookup Principles
• 17.2 Lookup Properties
• Transformation • 17.3 Lookup Caching
• 10.1 What is a transformation in • 17.4 Lookup Versus Database Join
Informatica Power Center space? • 17.6 Connected Lookup Vs
• 10.2 Active and passive Unconnected Lookup
transformation
Unconnected Lookups
Source Qualifier • 18.1 Usage and Techniques
• 11.1 Source Qualifier • 18.2 Advantages
transformation Overview • 18.3 Functionality
• 11.2 Use of source qualifier to • 18.4 Conditional Lookups
restrict data read from source.
Update Strategy Transformation
Expression Transformation • 19.1 Update Strategy
• 12.1 Expression Functionality Transformation
• 12.2 Use of a Variable port to hold • 19.2 Update Strategy Expressions
previous row value. • 19.3 Update Strategy Best
• 12.3 Few common expression – IF- Practices
ELSE, ISNULL, etc
Router Transformation
Filter Transformation • 20.1 Router Functionality
• 13.1 Filter Functionality • 20.2 Router Groups
• 13.2 Filter Properties
• 13.3 Filter Versus DB Where Clause Sequence Generator Transformation
• 21.1 Sequence Generator
Sorter Transformation Functionality
• 14.1 Sorter Functionality • 21.2 Sequence Generator
• 14.2 Sorter Properties Properties
• 14.3 Sorter Versus Database Order • 21.3 Sequence Generator Best
by Clause Practices
Normalizer Transformation Error Logging
• 22.1 Normalizer Transformation • 28.1 Setting On and Off
Functionality • 28.2 Data Rejects with Error
• 22.2 Theoretical Example of using Logging Off
normalizer in Cobol source. • 28.3 Error Logging to Database
Table and Flat File
Union Transformation • 28.4 Source Row Logging
• 23.1 Overview of Union • 28.5 Error Logging Best Practice
Transformation Architecture
• 23.2 Union transformation vs
database union Workflow Configuration
• 29.1 Server Connections
Parameters and Variables • 29.2 Reusable Workflow Schedules
• 24.1 Parameter Scoping • 29.3 Reusable Session
• 24.2 System Variables Configurations
• 24.3 Mapping Parameters and
Variables Reusable Tasks
• 24.4 Variable Functions • 30.1 The Command Task
• 30.2 The Email Task
Heterogeneous Targets (Theory Only) • 30.3 Reusable Task Best Practices
• 25.1 Heterogeneous Target Types
• 25.2 Target Type Limitations and Non-Reusable Tasks
Conversions • 31.1 The Decision Task
• 31.2 The Assignment Task
Mapplets • 31.3 The Timer Task
• 26.1 Mapplet Designer • 31.4 The Control Task
• 26.2 Mapplet Advantages • 31.5 The Event Wait Task
• 26.3 Mapplet Types and Rules • 31.6 The Event Raise Task
• 26.4 Active and Passive Mapplets • 31.7 Non-Reusable Tasks Best
• 26.5 Mapplet Parameters Practices
(Excluded Variables)
• 26.6 Mapplet Designer Best Worklets
Practices • 32.1 Reusable Worklet
• 32.2 Non-Reusable Worklet
Reusable Transformations • 32.3 Worklet Best Practices
• 27.1 Transformation Developer
• 27.2 Rules
• 27.3 Promoting and Copying Advance Topics (Theory)
Transformations • 33.1 Partitioning
• 27.4 Transformation Developer • 33.2 Pushdown techniques
Best Practices • 33.3 Optimization
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