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IBM InfoSphere DataStagePart 1

Paola Uliano

31/03/2014

IBM InfoSphere DataStage

Paola Uliano

31/03/2014

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This document is divided into two parts, one theoretical and one with examples and practical exercises.

With regard to the first part, it is obtained by selecting the topics from the various guides published, andbringing the

Before you start the course is important to know how to access the online help: just go to the followingaddress with an internet browser

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http://usetltlhn00.internal.unicreditgroup.eu:9080/infocenter/index.jsp

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Before you start the course is important to know how to access the online help: just go to the following


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With regard to the first part, it is obtained by selecting the topics from the various guides published, andcontent by performing a real copy and paste.







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Contents

Introduction to InfoSphere Information Server

Introduction to IBM InfoSphere DataStage

Building and running DataStage Jobs.

Importing and Exporting DataStage Objects

Reading and writing files (stages of File category)

Connecting to external data sorces (stages of Database category)

Partitionig and collecting



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Capabilities

InfoSphere Foundati

Architecture

Basic installation topologies


Administrator

Designer Client

Director Client

Parallel processing in InfoSphere Information Server (pipeline and partition)


Designer Work Area

Build job in Designer

Compile job in Designer

Run and monitor job log messa

Import metadata into the Repository


Export components procedure

Import components procedu

Overview of IBM InfoSphere Information Server Manager


Sequential file Stage

Data set Stage


Deprecated stages

Connector Stages

Partitionig and collecting

Partitioning algorithms

Collecting algorithms

Distribution of records on the partitions



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Capabilities Unified deployment

InfoSphere Foundation Tools

Architecture Tiers and Components

Basic installation topologies


Administrator Client GUI

Designer Client GUI and overview of objects

Director Client GUI and overview of views and tool



Designer Work Area panels and objects

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Compile job in Designer................................

Run and monitor job log messa

Import metadata into the Repository


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Import components procedu



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Data set Stage ................................


Deprecated stages Overview

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IBM InfoSphere Information Server is a data integration software platform that helps organizations derivemore value from thInformation Server provides a single unified platform that enables companies to understand, cleanse,transform, and deliver trustworthy and context

CapabilitiesInfoSphere Information Server features a unified set of separately orderable product modules, or suitecomponents, that solve multiple types of business problems. Information validation, access and processingrules can be reused acrossand improved efficiency in IT projects.

As Figure 1 shows, InfoSphere Informationfunctions:

InfoSphere Information Server can help you automatically discover, define, and model information contentand structure, and understand and analyze the meaning, relatioautomating data profiling and data



OBJECTIVEoverview of the data integration software platform and its key features

IBM InfoSphere Information Server is a data integration software platform that helps organizations derivemore value from thInformation Server provides a single unified platform that enables companies to understand, cleanse,transform, and deliver trustworthy and context

CapabilitiesInfoSphere Information Server features a unified set of separately orderable product modules, or suitecomponents, that solve multiple types of business problems. Information validation, access and processingrules can be reused acrossand improved efficiency in IT projects.

As Figure 1 shows, InfoSphere Informationfunctions:Understand the dataInfoSphere Information Server can help you automatically discover, define, and model information contentand structure, and understand and analyze the meaning, relatioautomating data profiling and dataCleanse the information



Introduction to InfoSphere Information ServerOBJECTIVE:overview of the data integration software platform and its key features

IBM InfoSphere Information Server is a data integration software platform that helps organizations derivemore value from the complex, heterogeneous information spread across their systems. InfoSphereInformation Server provides a single unified platform that enables companies to understand, cleanse,transform, and deliver trustworthy and context

Capabilities Unified deploymentInfoSphere Information Server features a unified set of separately orderable product modules, or suitecomponents, that solve multiple types of business problems. Information validation, access and processingrules can be reused acrossand improved efficiency in IT projects.

As Figure 1 shows, InfoSphere InformationUnderstand the dataInfoSphere Information Server can help you automatically discover, define, and model information contentand structure, and understand and analyze the meaning, relatioautomating data profiling and dataCleanse the information



Introduction to InfoSphere Information Serveroverview of the data integration software platform and its key features

IBM InfoSphere Information Server is a data integration software platform that helps organizations derivee complex, heterogeneous information spread across their systems. InfoSphere

Information Server provides a single unified platform that enables companies to understand, cleanse,transform, and deliver trustworthy and context

Unified deploymentInfoSphere Information Server features a unified set of separately orderable product modules, or suitecomponents, that solve multiple types of business problems. Information validation, access and processingrules can be reused across projects, leading to a higher degree of consistency, stronger control over data,and improved efficiency in IT projects.

Figure 1: InfoSphere Information Server integration functions

As Figure 1 shows, InfoSphere InformationUnderstand the dataInfoSphere Information Server can help you automatically discover, define, and model information contentand structure, and understand and analyze the meaning, relatioautomating data profiling and data-quality auditing within systems, organizations can achieve these goals:Cleanse the information





Information Server provides a single unified platform that enables companies to understand, cleanse,transform, and deliver trustworthy and context-rich information.

Unified deploymentInfoSphere Information Server features a unified set of separately orderable product modules, or suitecomponents, that solve multiple types of business problems. Information validation, access and processing

projects, leading to a higher degree of consistency, stronger control over data,

InfoSphere Information Server integration functions

As Figure 1 shows, InfoSphere Information Server enables businesses to perform four key integration

InfoSphere Information Server can help you automatically discover, define, and model information contentand structure, and understand and analyze the meaning, relatio

quality auditing within systems, organizations can achieve these goals:



Information Server provides a single unified platform that enables companies to understand, cleanse,rich information.

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Introduction to InfoSphere Information Serveroverview of the data integration software platform and its key features.


Information Server provides a single unified platform that enables companies to understand, cleanse,rich information.

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Information Server provides a single unified platform that enables companies to understand, cleanse,









Information Server provides a single unified platform that enables companies to understand, cleanse,






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IBM InfoSphere Information Server is a data integration software platform that helps organizations derive



InfoSphere Information Server can help you automatically discover, define, and model information content


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InfoSphere Information Server supports information quality and consistency by standardmatching, and merging data. It can certify and enrich common data elements, use trusted data such as postalrecords for name and address information, and match records across or within data sources. InfoSphereInformation Server allows aentity, helping you to create a single, comprehensive, and accurate view of information across sourcesystems.

InfoSphere Information Serfor new uses. Hundreds of prebuilt transformation functions combine, restructure, and aggregateinformation.

Transformation functionality is broad and flexible, to meet theInfoSphere Information Server also provides highfunctionality that can be used for standpr

InfoSphere Information Server provides the ability to virtualize, synchronize, or move information to thepeople, processes, or applications that need it. Information can be delivered bbased or eventwhen it cannot be consolidated.

InfoSphere Foundation ToolsIBM InfoSphereunderstand your data. The InfoSphere FoundaServer to provide an integrated endan open architecture, InfoSphere Foundation Tools work with IBM and nonintelligence (BI) tools, data warehouse tools, and a comprehensive set of integration products. InfoSphereFoundation Tools help you discover, design, and govern trusted information across your enterprise.

InfoSphere Foundation Tools andand components:

IBM InfoSphere Business Glossary is an interactive, Weband share an enterprise vocabulary and classification system. InfoSphere Business Glossary Anywhere, itscompanion product, augments InfoSphere Business Glossary with additional easefeatures.

IBM InfoSphincorporating the business perspective and maintaining lineage and documented requirements.

You use data profiling and analysisInfoSphere Information Analyzer is a critical component of IBM InfoSphere Information Server that profilesand analyzes data so that you can deliver trusted information to your user



InfoSphere Information Server supports information quality and consistency by standardmatching, and merging data. It can certify and enrich common data elements, use trusted data such as postalrecords for name and address information, and match records across or within data sources. InfoSphereInformation Server allows aentity, helping you to create a single, comprehensive, and accurate view of information across sourcesystems.Transform the data into informationInfoSphere Information Serfor new uses. Hundreds of prebuilt transformation functions combine, restructure, and aggregateinformation.

Transformation functionality is broad and flexible, to meet theInfoSphere Information Server also provides highfunctionality that can be used for standprocessing engine for applications or processes.Deliver the informationInfoSphere Information Server provides the ability to virtualize, synchronize, or move information to thepeople, processes, or applications that need it. Information can be delivered bbased or eventwhen it cannot be consolidated.

InfoSphere Foundation ToolsIBM InfoSphereunderstand your data. The InfoSphere FoundaServer to provide an integrated endan open architecture, InfoSphere Foundation Tools work with IBM and nonintelligence (BI) tools, data warehouse tools, and a comprehensive set of integration products. InfoSphereFoundation Tools help you discover, design, and govern trusted information across your enterprise.

InfoSphere Foundation Tools andand components:InfoSphere Business Glossary and InfoSphere Business Glossary AnywhereIBM InfoSphere Business Glossary is an interactive, Weband share an enterprise vocabulary and classification system. InfoSphere Business Glossary Anywhere, itscompanion product, augments InfoSphere Business Glossary with additional easefeatures.InfoSphere FastTrackIBM InfoSphere FastTrack automates multiple data integration tasks from analysis to code generation, whileincorporating the business perspective and maintaining lineage and documented requirements.InfoSphere Information AnalyzerYou use data profiling and analysisInfoSphere Information Analyzer is a critical component of IBM InfoSphere Information Server that profilesand analyzes data so that you can deliver trusted information to your userInfoSphere Metadata Workbench



InfoSphere Information Server supports information quality and consistency by standardmatching, and merging data. It can certify and enrich common data elements, use trusted data such as postalrecords for name and address information, and match records across or within data sources. InfoSphereInformation Server allows aentity, helping you to create a single, comprehensive, and accurate view of information across sourceTransform the data into informationInfoSphere Information Serfor new uses. Hundreds of prebuilt transformation functions combine, restructure, and aggregate

Transformation functionality is broad and flexible, to meet theInfoSphere Information Server also provides highfunctionality that can be used for stand

ocessing engine for applications or processes.Deliver the informationInfoSphere Information Server provides the ability to virtualize, synchronize, or move information to thepeople, processes, or applications that need it. Information can be delivered bbased or event-based processing, moved in large bulk volumes from location to location, or accessed in placewhen it cannot be consolidated.

InfoSphere Foundation ToolsIBM InfoSphere Foundation Tools are a collection of product modules and components that help youunderstand your data. The InfoSphere FoundaServer to provide an integrated endan open architecture, InfoSphere Foundation Tools work with IBM and nonintelligence (BI) tools, data warehouse tools, and a comprehensive set of integration products. InfoSphereFoundation Tools help you discover, design, and govern trusted information across your enterprise.

InfoSphere Foundation Tools andand components:InfoSphere Business Glossary and InfoSphere Business Glossary AnywhereIBM InfoSphere Business Glossary is an interactive, Weband share an enterprise vocabulary and classification system. InfoSphere Business Glossary Anywhere, itscompanion product, augments InfoSphere Business Glossary with additional easeInfoSphere FastTrack

ere FastTrack automates multiple data integration tasks from analysis to code generation, whileincorporating the business perspective and maintaining lineage and documented requirements.InfoSphere Information AnalyzerYou use data profiling and analysisInfoSphere Information Analyzer is a critical component of IBM InfoSphere Information Server that profilesand analyzes data so that you can deliver trusted information to your userInfoSphere Metadata Workbench



InfoSphere Information Server supports information quality and consistency by standardmatching, and merging data. It can certify and enrich common data elements, use trusted data such as postalrecords for name and address information, and match records across or within data sources. InfoSphereInformation Server allows a single record to survive from the best information across sources for each uniqueentity, helping you to create a single, comprehensive, and accurate view of information across sourceTransform the data into informationInfoSphere Information Server transforms and enriches information to ensure that it is in the proper contextfor new uses. Hundreds of prebuilt transformation functions combine, restructure, and aggregate

Transformation functionality is broad and flexible, to meet theInfoSphere Information Server also provides highfunctionality that can be used for stand

ocessing engine for applications or processes.Deliver the informationInfoSphere Information Server provides the ability to virtualize, synchronize, or move information to thepeople, processes, or applications that need it. Information can be delivered b

based processing, moved in large bulk volumes from location to location, or accessed in placewhen it cannot be consolidated.

InfoSphere Foundation ToolsFoundation Tools are a collection of product modules and components that help you

understand your data. The InfoSphere FoundaServer to provide an integrated end-toan open architecture, InfoSphere Foundation Tools work with IBM and nonintelligence (BI) tools, data warehouse tools, and a comprehensive set of integration products. InfoSphereFoundation Tools help you discover, design, and govern trusted information across your enterprise.

InfoSphere Foundation Tools and InfoSphere Information ServerInfoSphere Business Glossary and InfoSphere Business Glossary AnywhereIBM InfoSphere Business Glossary is an interactive, Weband share an enterprise vocabulary and classification system. InfoSphere Business Glossary Anywhere, itscompanion product, augments InfoSphere Business Glossary with additional easeInfoSphere FastTrack

ere FastTrack automates multiple data integration tasks from analysis to code generation, whileincorporating the business perspective and maintaining lineage and documented requirements.InfoSphere Information AnalyzerYou use data profiling and analysis to understand your data and ensure that it suits the integration task. IBMInfoSphere Information Analyzer is a critical component of IBM InfoSphere Information Server that profilesand analyzes data so that you can deliver trusted information to your userInfoSphere Metadata Workbench



InfoSphere Information Server supports information quality and consistency by standardmatching, and merging data. It can certify and enrich common data elements, use trusted data such as postalrecords for name and address information, and match records across or within data sources. InfoSphere

single record to survive from the best information across sources for each uniqueentity, helping you to create a single, comprehensive, and accurate view of information across sourceTransform the data into information

ver transforms and enriches information to ensure that it is in the proper contextfor new uses. Hundreds of prebuilt transformation functions combine, restructure, and aggregate

Transformation functionality is broad and flexible, to meet theInfoSphere Information Server also provides high-volume, complex data transformation and movementfunctionality that can be used for stand-alone extract

ocessing engine for applications or processes.

InfoSphere Information Server provides the ability to virtualize, synchronize, or move information to thepeople, processes, or applications that need it. Information can be delivered b

based processing, moved in large bulk volumes from location to location, or accessed in place

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an open architecture, InfoSphere Foundation Tools work with IBM and nonintelligence (BI) tools, data warehouse tools, and a comprehensive set of integration products. InfoSphereFoundation Tools help you discover, design, and govern trusted information across your enterprise.

oSphere Information ServerInfoSphere Business Glossary and InfoSphere Business Glossary AnywhereIBM InfoSphere Business Glossary is an interactive, Weband share an enterprise vocabulary and classification system. InfoSphere Business Glossary Anywhere, itscompanion product, augments InfoSphere Business Glossary with additional ease

ere FastTrack automates multiple data integration tasks from analysis to code generation, whileincorporating the business perspective and maintaining lineage and documented requirements.InfoSphere Information Analyzer

to understand your data and ensure that it suits the integration task. IBMInfoSphere Information Analyzer is a critical component of IBM InfoSphere Information Server that profilesand analyzes data so that you can deliver trusted information to your userInfoSphere Metadata Workbench


single record to survive from the best information across sources for each uniqueentity, helping you to create a single, comprehensive, and accurate view of information across sourceTransform the data into information


Transformation functionality is broad and flexible, to meet the requirements of varied integration scenarios.volume, complex data transformation and movement

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ere FastTrack automates multiple data integration tasks from analysis to code generation, whileincorporating the business perspective and maintaining lineage and documented requirements.

to understand your data and ensure that it suits the integration task. IBMInfoSphere Information Analyzer is a critical component of IBM InfoSphere Information Server that profilesand analyzes data so that you can deliver trusted information to your user


single record to survive from the best information across sources for each uniqueentity, helping you to create a single, comprehensive, and accurate view of information across source


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to understand your data and ensure that it suits the integration task. IBMInfoSphere Information Analyzer is a critical component of IBM InfoSphere Information Server that profilesand analyzes data so that you can deliver trusted information to your users.

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IBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench provides a visual, Webgenerated, used, and imported by IBM InfoSphere Information Server. InfoSphere Metadata Workbenchimproves transparency of IT torelationship paths of information throughout a data integration project.

InfoSphere Data Architect is a comprehensive development environment for daintegrating data assets, and developing database applications.

InfoSphere Discovery automates the identification and definition of data relationships across complex,heterogeneous environments. Covering evDiscovery provides a complete view of data assets.

Data transformation and movement is the process by which source data is selected, converted, and mappedto the formatbusiness, domain, and integrity rules and with other data in the target environment.

The data that drives today's business systems often comstructures. As organizations grow, they retain old data systems and augment them with new and improvedsystems. Data becomes difficult to manage and use, and a clear picture of a customer, product, or buyingtrend

IBM InfoSphere Information Services Director provides an integrated environment that enables the user torapidly deploy information server logic as services.

IBM InfoSphere Information Server software platform extends its scalability, information consistency, andperformance to IBM System z customers, providing new flexibility to perform information integration directlyon the mai

ArchitectureIBM InfoSphere Information Server includes a set of collaborative product modules and components that youcan distribute across multiple computers. You install IBM InfoSphere Information Server product modules ilogical tiers. A tier is a logical group of components within InfoSphere Information Server platform, and thecomputers on which those components are installed.

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IBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench provides a visual, Webgenerated, used, and imported by IBM InfoSphere Information Server. InfoSphere Metadata Workbenchimproves transparency of IT torelationship paths of information throughout a data integration project.IBM InfoSphere Data ArchitectInfoSphere Data Architect is a comprehensive development environment for daintegrating data assets, and developing database applications.IBM InfoSphere DiscoveryInfoSphere Discovery automates the identification and definition of data relationships across complex,heterogeneous environments. Covering evDiscovery provides a complete view of data assets.InfoSphere DataStageData transformation and movement is the process by which source data is selected, converted, and mappedto the formatbusiness, domain, and integrity rules and with other data in the target environment.InfoSphere QualityStageThe data that drives today's business systems often comstructures. As organizations grow, they retain old data systems and augment them with new and improvedsystems. Data becomes difficult to manage and use, and a clear picture of a customer, product, or buyingtrend can be practically impossible to ascertain.InfoSphere Information Services DirectorIBM InfoSphere Information Services Director provides an integrated environment that enables the user torapidly deploy information server logic as services.InfoSphere IIBM InfoSphere Information Server software platform extends its scalability, information consistency, andperformance to IBM System z customers, providing new flexibility to perform information integration directlyon the mainframe.

ArchitectureIBM InfoSphere Information Server includes a set of collaborative product modules and components that youcan distribute across multiple computers. You install IBM InfoSphere Information Server product modules ilogical tiers. A tier is a logical group of components within InfoSphere Information Server platform, and thecomputers on which those components are installed.

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IBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench provides a visual, Webgenerated, used, and imported by IBM InfoSphere Information Server. InfoSphere Metadata Workbenchimproves transparency of IT torelationship paths of information throughout a data integration project.IBM InfoSphere Data ArchitectInfoSphere Data Architect is a comprehensive development environment for daintegrating data assets, and developing database applications.IBM InfoSphere DiscoveryInfoSphere Discovery automates the identification and definition of data relationships across complex,heterogeneous environments. Covering evDiscovery provides a complete view of data assets.InfoSphere DataStageData transformation and movement is the process by which source data is selected, converted, and mappedto the format required by targeted systems. The process manipulates data to bring it into compliance withbusiness, domain, and integrity rules and with other data in the target environment.InfoSphere QualityStageThe data that drives today's business systems often comstructures. As organizations grow, they retain old data systems and augment them with new and improvedsystems. Data becomes difficult to manage and use, and a clear picture of a customer, product, or buying

can be practically impossible to ascertain.InfoSphere Information Services DirectorIBM InfoSphere Information Services Director provides an integrated environment that enables the user torapidly deploy information server logic as services.InfoSphere Information Server for System zIBM InfoSphere Information Server software platform extends its scalability, information consistency, andperformance to IBM System z customers, providing new flexibility to perform information integration directly

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Architecture Tiers and ComponentsIBM InfoSphere Information Server includes a set of collaborative product modules and components that youcan distribute across multiple computers. You install IBM InfoSphere Information Server product modules ilogical tiers. A tier is a logical group of components within InfoSphere Information Server platform, and thecomputers on which those components are installed.

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IBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench provides a visual, Webgenerated, used, and imported by IBM InfoSphere Information Server. InfoSphere Metadata Workbenchimproves transparency of IT to the business, and increases IT responsiveness by tracing and maintaining therelationship paths of information throughout a data integration project.IBM InfoSphere Data ArchitectInfoSphere Data Architect is a comprehensive development environment for daintegrating data assets, and developing database applications.IBM InfoSphere DiscoveryInfoSphere Discovery automates the identification and definition of data relationships across complex,heterogeneous environments. Covering evDiscovery provides a complete view of data assets.InfoSphere DataStageData transformation and movement is the process by which source data is selected, converted, and mapped

required by targeted systems. The process manipulates data to bring it into compliance withbusiness, domain, and integrity rules and with other data in the target environment.InfoSphere QualityStageThe data that drives today's business systems often comstructures. As organizations grow, they retain old data systems and augment them with new and improvedsystems. Data becomes difficult to manage and use, and a clear picture of a customer, product, or buying

can be practically impossible to ascertain.InfoSphere Information Services DirectorIBM InfoSphere Information Services Director provides an integrated environment that enables the user torapidly deploy information server logic as services.nformation Server for System zIBM InfoSphere Information Server software platform extends its scalability, information consistency, andperformance to IBM System z customers, providing new flexibility to perform information integration directly

Tiers and ComponentsIBM InfoSphere Information Server includes a set of collaborative product modules and components that youcan distribute across multiple computers. You install IBM InfoSphere Information Server product modules ilogical tiers. A tier is a logical group of components within InfoSphere Information Server platform, and thecomputers on which those components are installed.

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IBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench provides a visual, Webgenerated, used, and imported by IBM InfoSphere Information Server. InfoSphere Metadata Workbench

the business, and increases IT responsiveness by tracing and maintaining therelationship paths of information throughout a data integration project.IBM InfoSphere Data ArchitectInfoSphere Data Architect is a comprehensive development environment for daintegrating data assets, and developing database applications.IBM InfoSphere DiscoveryInfoSphere Discovery automates the identification and definition of data relationships across complex,heterogeneous environments. Covering every type of data relationship, from simple to complex, InfoSphereDiscovery provides a complete view of data assets.

Data transformation and movement is the process by which source data is selected, converted, and mappedrequired by targeted systems. The process manipulates data to bring it into compliance with

business, domain, and integrity rules and with other data in the target environment.

The data that drives today's business systems often comstructures. As organizations grow, they retain old data systems and augment them with new and improvedsystems. Data becomes difficult to manage and use, and a clear picture of a customer, product, or buying

can be practically impossible to ascertain.InfoSphere Information Services DirectorIBM InfoSphere Information Services Director provides an integrated environment that enables the user torapidly deploy information server logic as services.nformation Server for System zIBM InfoSphere Information Server software platform extends its scalability, information consistency, andperformance to IBM System z customers, providing new flexibility to perform information integration directly



IBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench provides a visual, Web-based exploration of metadata that isgenerated, used, and imported by IBM InfoSphere Information Server. InfoSphere Metadata Workbench

the business, and increases IT responsiveness by tracing and maintaining therelationship paths of information throughout a data integration project.

InfoSphere Data Architect is a comprehensive development environment for daintegrating data assets, and developing database applications.

InfoSphere Discovery automates the identification and definition of data relationships across complex,ery type of data relationship, from simple to complex, InfoSphere



The data that drives today's business systems often comes from various sources and disparate datastructures. As organizations grow, they retain old data systems and augment them with new and improvedsystems. Data becomes difficult to manage and use, and a clear picture of a customer, product, or buyingInfoSphere Information Services DirectorIBM InfoSphere Information Services Director provides an integrated environment that enables the user tonformation Server for System zIBM InfoSphere Information Server software platform extends its scalability, information consistency, andperformance to IBM System z customers, providing new flexibility to perform information integration directly



based exploration of metadata that isgenerated, used, and imported by IBM InfoSphere Information Server. InfoSphere Metadata Workbench

the business, and increases IT responsiveness by tracing and maintaining therelationship paths of information throughout a data integration project.

InfoSphere Data Architect is a comprehensive development environment for da




es from various sources and disparate datastructures. As organizations grow, they retain old data systems and augment them with new and improvedsystems. Data becomes difficult to manage and use, and a clear picture of a customer, product, or buying

IBM InfoSphere Information Services Director provides an integrated environment that enables the user to

IBM InfoSphere Information Server software platform extends its scalability, information consistency, andperformance to IBM System z customers, providing new flexibility to perform information integration directly

IBM InfoSphere Information Server includes a set of collaborative product modules and components that youcan distribute across multiple computers. You install IBM InfoSphere Information Server product modules ilogical tiers. A tier is a logical group of components within InfoSphere Information Server platform, and the

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the business, and increases IT responsiveness by tracing and maintaining the

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generated, used, and imported by IBM InfoSphere Information Server. InfoSphere Metadata Workbenchthe business, and increases IT responsiveness by tracing and maintaining the

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structures. As organizations grow, they retain old data systems and augment them with new and improvedsystems. Data becomes difficult to manage and use, and a clear picture of a customer, product, or buying



IBM InfoSphere Information Server includes a set of collaborative product modules and components that youcan distribute across multiple computers. You install IBM InfoSphere Information Server product modules inlogical tiers. A tier is a logical group of components within InfoSphere Information Server platform, and the

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To installYour installation can range from simple singleavailable configurations, to complex and powerful clustersAfter you design your topology, you install the product module components in their tiers. You also install anyother components that the product module uses, in the appropriate tiers.

The client tier consists of the clienadministration) and the computers where they are installed. The following tools are installed as part of theclient tier, based on the products and components that you select:



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To install InfoSphere Information Server, you first design the hardware and software topology for each tier.Your installation can range from simple singleavailable configurations, to complex and powerful clustersAfter you design your topology, you install the product module components in their tiers. You also install anyother components that the product module uses, in the appropriate tiers.Client tierThe client tier consists of the clienadministration) and the computers where they are installed. The following tools are installed as part of theclient tier, based on the products and components that you select:

IBM InfoSphere Inform IBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Administrator client IBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Designer client IBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Director client IBM InfoSphere FastTrack client IBM MetaBrokers and brid IBM InfoSphere Connector Migration Tool IBM InfoSphere Information Server istool command line.

The istool framework is installed on the engine tier and client tier. Commands for IBM InfoSphere InformationAnalyzer, IBM InfoSphere Business Glossary, anthose products are installed

IBM InfoSphere Information Server Web console.The Web console provides access to all administrative and reporting features

IBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench clie InfoSphere Business Glossary Browser client IBM InfoSphere Information Server Manager client



The logical group of components (the InfoSphere Information Server enginecomponents, service agents, and so on) and the computer where those components areinstalled. The engine runs

The application server, common services, and product services for the suite and productmodules and the computer where those components are installed. The services tierprovides common services (such asto certain product modules.

The metadata repository and, if installed, the IBM InfoSphere Information Analyzeranalysis database and the computer where these components are instalmetadata repository database contains the shared metadata, data, and configurationinformation for InfoSphere Information Server product modules. The analysis databasestores extended analysis data for InfoSphere Information Analyze

InfoSphere Information Server, you first design the hardware and software topology for each tier.Your installation can range from simple singleavailable configurations, to complex and powerful clustersAfter you design your topology, you install the product module components in their tiers. You also install anyother components that the product module uses, in the appropriate tiers.Client tierThe client tier consists of the clienadministration) and the computers where they are installed. The following tools are installed as part of theclient tier, based on the products and components that you select:

IBM InfoSphere InformIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Administrator clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Designer clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Director clientIBM InfoSphere FastTrack clientIBM MetaBrokers and bridIBM InfoSphere Connector Migration ToolIBM InfoSphere Information Server istool command line.The istool framework is installed on the engine tier and client tier. Commands for IBM InfoSphere InformationAnalyzer, IBM InfoSphere Business Glossary, anthose products are installedIBM InfoSphere Information Server Web console.The Web console provides access to all administrative and reporting featuresIBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench clieInfoSphere Business Glossary Browser clientIBM InfoSphere Information Server Manager client



The logical group of components (the InfoSphere Information Server enginecomponents, service agents, and so on) and the computer where those components areinstalled. The engine runs



InfoSphere Information Server, you first design the hardware and software topology for each tier.Your installation can range from simple singleavailable configurations, to complex and powerful clustersAfter you design your topology, you install the product module components in their tiers. You also install anyother components that the product module uses, in the appropriate tiers.

The client tier consists of the client programs and consoles (that are used for development andadministration) and the computers where they are installed. The following tools are installed as part of theclient tier, based on the products and components that you select:

IBM InfoSphere Information Server consoleIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Administrator clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Designer clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Director clientIBM InfoSphere FastTrack clientIBM MetaBrokers and bridgesIBM InfoSphere Connector Migration ToolIBM InfoSphere Information Server istool command line.The istool framework is installed on the engine tier and client tier. Commands for IBM InfoSphere InformationAnalyzer, IBM InfoSphere Business Glossary, anthose products are installed.IBM InfoSphere Information Server Web console.The Web console provides access to all administrative and reporting featuresIBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench clieInfoSphere Business Glossary Browser clientIBM InfoSphere Information Server Manager client



The logical group of components (the InfoSphere Information Server enginecomponents, service agents, and so on) and the computer where those components areinstalled. The engine runs jobs and other tasks for product modules.



InfoSphere Information Server, you first design the hardware and software topology for each tier.Your installation can range from simple single-computer configurations, to multipleavailable configurations, to complex and powerful clustersAfter you design your topology, you install the product module components in their tiers. You also install anyother components that the product module uses, in the appropriate tiers.

t programs and consoles (that are used for development andadministration) and the computers where they are installed. The following tools are installed as part of theclient tier, based on the products and components that you select:

ation Server consoleIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Administrator clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Designer clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Director clientIBM InfoSphere FastTrack client

IBM InfoSphere Connector Migration ToolIBM InfoSphere Information Server istool command line.The istool framework is installed on the engine tier and client tier. Commands for IBM InfoSphere InformationAnalyzer, IBM InfoSphere Business Glossary, and InfoSphere FastTrack are installed on the clients only when

IBM InfoSphere Information Server Web console.The Web console provides access to all administrative and reporting featuresIBM InfoSphere Metadata Workbench clientInfoSphere Business Glossary Browser clientIBM InfoSphere Information Server Manager client

The logical group of components (the InfoSphere Information Server enginecomponents, service agents, and so on) and the computer where those components are

jobs and other tasks for product modules.

The application server, common services, and product services for the suite and productmodules and the computer where those components are installed. The services tierprovides common services (such as metadata and logging) and services that are specific


InfoSphere Information Server, you first design the hardware and software topology for each tier.computer configurations, to multiple

available configurations, to complex and powerful clusters with many computers.After you design your topology, you install the product module components in their tiers. You also install anyother components that the product module uses, in the appropriate tiers.


ation Server consoleIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Administrator clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Designer clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Director client

IBM InfoSphere Information Server istool command line.The istool framework is installed on the engine tier and client tier. Commands for IBM InfoSphere Information

d InfoSphere FastTrack are installed on the clients only when

IBM InfoSphere Information Server Web console.The Web console provides access to all administrative and reporting features

ntInfoSphere Business Glossary Browser clientIBM InfoSphere Information Server Manager client



The application server, common services, and product services for the suite and productmodules and the computer where those components are installed. The services tier

metadata and logging) and services that are specific


InfoSphere Information Server, you first design the hardware and software topology for each tier.computer configurations, to multiple

with many computers.After you design your topology, you install the product module components in their tiers. You also install anyother components that the product module uses, in the appropriate tiers.


IBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Administrator clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Designer clientIBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage Director client

IBM InfoSphere Information Server istool command line.The istool framework is installed on the engine tier and client tier. Commands for IBM InfoSphere Information

d InfoSphere FastTrack are installed on the clients only when

The Web console provides access to all administrative and reporting features



The application server, common services, and

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