Architecture of Data Stage

  Repository :- / Work Area / Project It is a work Area with collection of different Components.

• Different Repository Components are
• Table Definition
• Shared Contains
• Routines ..etc
• Jobs

  It is an Environment for developing ETL jobs using the components.

 

Engine :- /Data stage Server

• Responsible for Executing Data stage jobs.
• Engine is also Responsible for partitioning, Re- partitioning and Reverse partitioning.

 

Plugins are used for communication with external sources or target

 

• Though interface, the local of oracle are added to the Data stage

• Plug – ins will reside in package Installer

Packs We need to install Data stage packages using packes of package Installer Client Components

• Designer
• Director
• Manager
• Admin

  Server

• Repository
• Engine
• Package Installer
•  client

• Designer
• Director
• Manager
• Admin

  8.0.1: Common user interface :- / unified users:

• Designer
• Director
• Web console
• Admin
• Information Analyzer

   

1. Common repository : / Meta Data Server

Common Environment  to store w. r. t. Data Quality Data profiling and data Transformation.

2. Common Engine :-

Responsible for information Analysis , Data Quality and data Transformation.

3. Common Connectivity:-

Responsible for plug ins  and packs.

4. Common Shared Services :--

Acts as interface between all components

 

 Architecture

         2 – layer Architecture

    - - >  W – H Inman is known as the faster of warehouse . - - > Top – bottom approach was given by W – H Inman. - - >Bottom – up approach was given by Ralph – Kimball.  

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