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Course A: Informatica Power Center: Developer Course

This 17-day course covers Informatica Power Center and includes 22 classes that teach concepts and skills through lectures and hands-on labs. Each 2-hour class covers topics like ETL concepts, installation, transformations, lookups, aggregations, workflows, parameters, scheduling, slowly changing dimensions, and incremental loading. Students learn to design, develop and implement data integration solutions in Power Center through demonstrations and practice assignments.

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Course A: Informatica Power Center: Developer Course

This 17-day course covers Informatica Power Center and includes 22 classes that teach concepts and skills through lectures and hands-on labs. Each 2-hour class covers topics like ETL concepts, installation, transformations, lookups, aggregations, workflows, parameters, scheduling, slowly changing dimensions, and incremental loading. Students learn to design, develop and implement data integration solutions in Power Center through demonstrations and practice assignments.

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Course A : Informatica Power Center :

Developer Course
This course is not taken as a Batch. It is individual course , one to one learning .

All online courses can be taken from anywhere in world. All you need is an internet connection to learn !


Summary

Each class would be of duration 2 Hrs.
Total Duration : 17 Days ( 32-34 Hrs )


Power Center Developer Course:

Class 1:(Demo Session)
1.1 Basic Data warehousing concepts.
1.2 Overview of ETL.
1.3 Introduction to Informatica Power Center.
1.4 Power Center Architecture and Components.
1.5 Overview of the Course.

Class 2:
2.1 Installation and configuration of database (Oracle),Oracle SQL developer, Informatica.

Class 3:
3.1. Power Center Components in Detail
3.2. Source Analyzer
3.3. Target Designer
3.4. LAB 1 : Source , Target Introduction to Mapping, session and workflows.
3.5. Concept of ports in transformations.

Class 4:
4.1. Transformations
4.2. LAB 2: Source Qualifier Transformation.
4.3. LAB 3 : Expression Transformation
4.4. Session Properties
4.5. Workflow Properties
4.6. Session , Workflow Log Properties

Class 5:
5.1. Flat Files as Source, Target.
5.2. Joiner Transformation: Master Detail joins.
5.3. LAB 4: Heterogeneous Join: Using Joiner Transformation
5.4. LAB 5: Homogeneous Join: Using Source Qualifier
5.5. Using Debugger.

Class 6:
6.1. Target Merge file concept.
6.2. Filter Transformation
6.3. LAB 6: Filter, Expression with multiple targets
6.4. Router Transformation.
6.5. LAB 7: Router, Expression with multiple targets.
6.6. LAB 8 : Exp , joiner , Filter

Class 7:
7.1. Phase 1 Complete: Assignment to cover all the completed Transformations in the Class.

Class 8:
8.1. Lookup Transformation Connected , Unconnected
8.2. LAB 9 : Exp, lookup , Router
8.3. Types Of lookup Cache
8.4. LAB 10 : Debugger , expression , filter

Class 9:
9.1. Aggregator Transformation.
9.2. Sorter Transformation.
9.3. LAB 11 : Aggregator Transformation
9.4. LAB 12 : Performance tuning : Aggregator with Sorter
9.5. Aggregation without using Aggregator

Class 10:
10.1. Sequence Generator
10.2. Rank Transformation
10.3. Union Transformation
10.4. Sorted Input in SQ Transformation
10.5. LAB 13 : Rank Transformation

Class 11:
11.1. Stored Procedure
11.2. LAB 14: Expression, Sequence Generator, Stored Procedure Transformation.
11.3. Normalizer Transformation
11.4. LAB 15 : Normalizer Transformation

Class 12:
12.1. Update Strategy Transformation.
12.2. LAB 16: Using Update Strategy.
12.3. Configuring multiple sessions,links,pipelines in mappings
12.4. Different tasks available at workflow.

Class 13:
13.1. Batch Scripting
13.2. Reading multiple flat files
13.3. Using Parameters and parameter file
13.4. PMCMD command.
13.5. Scheduling tasks in windows.
13.6. LAB 17 : Mapping Variable , parameters
13.7. LAB 18 : Scheduling workflow

Class 14 :
14.1. Concept of Slowly Changing Dimensions
14.2. SCD1 and SCD2
14.3. Using dynamic cache for slowly changing dimensions
14.4. LAB 19: SCD 2

Class 15:
15.1. Mapplets
15.2. Reusable transformation
15.3. Worklets
15.4. Performance Tuning.
15.5. Using Variables Mapping and Workflow Variables.
15.6. LAB 20: Sequential and Concurrent Workflow

Class 16 :
16.1. Transaction Control Transformation Dynamic target file creation
16.2. Incremental Loading - Concept
16.3. Dimension and Fact load Concept

Class 17:
17.1. Incremental Aggregation
17.2. Advanced workflow Concepts
17.3. Deployment groups,Labelling and Queries.
17.4. LAB 21 & 22 : Self Practice Questions

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