We have launched Informatica ETL Powercenter course designed by Experienced ETL Developers for Candidates who want to make career in Dataware Housing, Business Data Analysing and Business Data Development. Training is 100% Practical Project based in which we start from basics and gradually move to Advance level covering complete Powercenter ETL Development with Unix Commands and PL/SQL. All our Trainers are B. Tech / MCA with 5+ years of expert knowledge.
What you will Learn :
Informatica Development
Introduction to Data warehousing
Overview of a DWH
Need of a data warehouse
Data warehouse layer architecture
OLTP/Transactional system and OLAP
Meta Data, Granularity, Data Mart
Design approach Top down/Bottom up
Designing a warehouse using Star/Snowflake schemas
Dimension
Fact
CDC approach
Introduction to Informatica/ETL tools
The role of ETL tools in data warehousing
An introduction to Informatica
Informatica Architecture
Components/Process flow
Informatica Designer
Basic Concepts
Using the designer
Working with the Sources-Source Analyzer
Working with Relational/Flat file targets- Warehouse Designer
Defining Keys in Informatica
Working with Transformations –Transformation Developer
Working with Mapplets- Mapplet designer
Creating mappings –Mapping Designer
Understanding Pipelines in mappings
Setting Target Load order
Configuring Constraint Based loading
Introduction to Mapping Parameters/Variables
Implementing Type1, Type2, and Type3 Mappings
Working with Transformations
Active/Passive Transformations
Connected/Unconnected Transformation
Importance of Source Qualifier
Filter, Router
Expression
Sorter, Aggregator
Rank
Joiner
Lookup
SQL
Stored Procedure
Sequence generator
Union
Update Strategy
Xml transformation
Creating Workflows
Understanding the server Architecture
Working with Workflows
Working with Tasks Assignment,Command,Decision,Control,Event raise,
Event Wait,Timer,Email,Session Task
Working with Work lets
Working with Sessions
Understanding Commit Points
Recovering Data
Monitoring Work flows
Using Multiple Servers
Log files
Row Error Logging
Session parameters
Parameter files
Using Incremental Aggregation
Basic oracle and unix only for interview point of view