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Default Re: Where do people discuss ETL? - 01-18-2007 , 07:49 PM






"Robert" <callingrw (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

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I'm looking for information. Where do people discuss ETL issues? I see
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What is it?

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Default Re: Where do people discuss ETL? - 01-19-2007 , 03:31 AM






On 19.01.2007 02:49, Gene Wirchenko wrote:
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"Robert" <callingrw (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

I'm looking for information. Where do people discuss ETL issues? I see
^^^
What is it?
http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-quer...=etl&Find=Find

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Default Re: Where do people discuss ETL? - 01-19-2007 , 10:13 PM



Robert Klemme <shortcutter (AT) googlemail (DOT) com> wrote:

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On 19.01.2007 02:49, Gene Wirchenko wrote:
"Robert" <callingrw (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

I'm looking for information. Where do people discuss ETL issues? I see
^^^
What is it?

http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-quer...=etl&Find=Find
That site has over 100 expansions for ETL. Which one do you
mean?

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Default Re: Where do people discuss ETL? - 01-20-2007 , 04:31 AM



Am Thu, 18 Jan 2007 17:49:24 -0800 schrieb Gene Wirchenko:

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"Robert" <callingrw (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

I'm looking for information. Where do people discuss ETL issues? I see
^^^
What is it?

Extraction, Transformation, Load. In data warehouses, you collect
(*extract*) data from different sources (flat files, production
databases, spreadsheets) with independent, hence different data
representations (so the sex of a person can be m/f in one system , 0/1
in another; system X gives you litres, system X gallons; system A has
percent full, system B has percent free), which have to be
*transformed* to a consolidated form so they can be *loaded* into the
data warehouse.

Many use Perl as a language to do those transformations (as it is
particularly good at finding patterns and transforming strings); there
are also a lot of tools around that let you set the ETL rules using a
GUI.

Joachim


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