Introduction In a data warehouse (DW) or business intelligence (BI) project the ETL (extract, transform and load) or data integration phase usually requires the largest amount of enterprise resources. The use of SQL Server 2005 Integration Services (SSIS), a fully functional, high performance, graphical ETL tool with built-in data cleansing and transformation functions, can lead to tremendous savings in time & effort. It is a productivity tool that makes development & maintenance of ETL processes faster & much easier than hand coding. This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully design, develop and deploy efficient & manageable ETL solutions for DW/BI applications using SSIS. Note: This course is not intended to teach students how to design data warehouses. Rather, it focuses on the population and maintenance of data warehouse structures with SSIS. Course Objectives The student will learn:
Duration 3 days Format Lecture and hands-on Audience ETL and data warehouse/business intelligence architects and developers Prerequisites Relational database concepts, dimensional modeling concepts Course Materials Course materials are yours to keep. You will be provided with the following software for use in the classroom:
Course Content
Best Practices, Performance Tuning, Et Al
Student Labs Our labs use Microsoft Project REAL concepts and data - the reference implementation for SQL Server 2005 BI that Microsoft developed using Barnes and Noble data. We use Project REAL in order to leverage the best practices cultivated during the development of the reference implementation. |
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| Data Warehousing with SSIS (SQL Server 2005 Integration Services) |
| TESTIMONIALS "Excellent class - really got into the heart of SSIS and how to use it effectively." S. Andrews, XWave "Great class! Good balance of theory & lab exercises." C. Reeve, Convergys "Great class - Great instructor - Thanks!" W. Stevens, Northrop Grumman |