Informatica is one of the most widely used data integration platforms in the world. It combines advanced hybrid integration capabilities and centralized governance with self-service business access for a variety of analytic functions. Informatica PowerCenter is a metadata-driven integration tool that accelerates projects in order to deliver data to the business more quickly than manual hand-coding. It also allows developers and analysts to collaborate, prototype, analyse, and deploy projects.
This Informatica Certification course offers you an overview of the product and installation of Informatica PowerCenter, data integration principles and data warehousing. You will know how different PowerCenter creation units can be used to construct a basic mapping. The Informatica Certification Course introduces you to advanced transformation strategies and ETL scenarios. You will also learn the features provided by Informatica to debug, troubleshoot ,handle errors and learn the best practices for optimum performance of your ETL process and to manage the repository effectively.
Global Edulink is a leading online provider for several accrediting bodies, and provides learners the opportunity to take this exclusive course awarded by CPD. At Global Edulink, we give our fullest attention to our learners’ needs and ensure they have the necessary information required to proceed with the Course. Learners who register will be given excellent support, discounts for future purchases and be eligible for a TOTUM Discount card and Student ID card with amazing offers and access to retail stores, the library, cinemas, gym memberships and their favourite restaurants.
1: Informatica PowerCenter 10 - An Overview | |||
Informatica & Informatica Product Suite | |||
Informatica PowerCenter as ETL Tool | |||
Informatica PowerCenter Architecture | |||
Component-based development techniques | |||
2: Data Integration and Data Warehousing Fundamentals | |||
Data Integration Concepts | |||
Data Profile and Data Quality Management | |||
ETL and ETL architecture | |||
Brief on Data Warehousing | |||
3: Informatica PowerCenter Transformations | |||
Visualize PowerCenter client tools | |||
Data Flow | |||
Create & execute mapping | |||
Transformations & their usage | |||
4: Informatica PowerCenter Tasks & Workflows | |||
PowerCenter Workflow Manager | |||
Flow within a Workflow | |||
Reusability & Scheduling in Workflow Manager | |||
Components of Workflow Monitor | |||
Workflow Task and job handling | |||
5: Advanced Transformations, Techniques & Reusability Features | |||
Advanced transformations (Java, SQL, Normalizer) | |||
XML File Processing & Transaction Processing | |||
Error handling features | |||
Cleaning the data (Advanced Functions, Regular Expressions) | |||
Reusability features | |||
6: ETL Scenarios using Informatica | |||
Changed Data Capture, Incremental Aggregation, Constraint Based Loading etc. | |||
Advanced techniques – Flat File, XML File | |||
Loading Dimensional Tables (SCD-1, SCD-2, SCD-3) | |||
7: Service & Support of Informatica PowerCenter Environment | |||
Power Center Error | |||
Basic troubleshooting methodology | |||
Debugger | |||
Workflow and Session logs to diagnose errors | |||
Connection Errors & Network errors | |||
Recovery scenarios & mechanisms | |||
Configure workflow & sessions for recovery | |||
High Availability | |||
Power Center Environment | |||
8: Performance Tuning, Design Principles & Caches | |||
Performance Tuning Methodology | |||
Mapping design tips & tricks | |||
Caching & Memory Optimization | |||
Partition & Pushdown Optimization | |||
Design Principles & Best Practices | |||
9: Informatica PowerCenter Repository Management | |||
Repository Manager tool (functionalities, create and delete, migrate components) | |||
PowerCenter Repository Maintenance | |||
10: Informatica Administration & Security | |||
Features of Power Center 10 | |||
Overview of the Power Center Administration Console | |||
Integration and repository service properties | |||
Services in the Administration Console (services, handle locks) | |||
Users and groups | |||
11: Command Line Utilities | |||
Infacmd, infasetup, pmcmd, pmrep | |||
Automate tasks via command-line programs | |||
12: Informatica 10 - Technical Architecture | |||
Informatica 10 Architecture | |||
Application services | |||
Buffer memory | |||
Connectivity among the tolls | |||
Connection Pooling |
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Jesse Turner
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Harley Barnes
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