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Advanced SQL Server 2005 Integration Services (SSIS) for Developers |
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| SUMMARY: |
As SSIS is mainly an Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) tool
and since ETL has been accepted as being between 70-80% of the
data warehouse maintenance challenge, this course is accordingly dedicated.
After discussing advanced features of the SSIS control and data flow engines,
delegates will be taught how to design, develop and implement
an SSIS-based ETL system, accounting for some of the more common
and complex requirements, including:
- Source-to-destination mapping
- Extraction (e.g., incremental)
- Staging tables
- Slowly Changing Dimensions
- Late arriving (inferred) dimensions
- Late arriving facts
- Fact aggregation
- Data profiling
- Audit
- Etc.
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| AUDIENCE: |
SQL Server 2005 developers in particular and DBAs in general. |
| PREREQUISITES: |
Completion of our SQL Server 2005 Integration Services Fundamentals or equivalent knowledge. |
| OBJECTIVES: |
Upon completion of this course, the delegate should be able to use a variety of SSIS control and data flow facilities to design, develop and maintain simple-to-complex ETL solutions. |
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© 2007 Verhoef Training, Inc.
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Schedule Dates
Course offered as Inhouse or Public
PUBLIC SCHEDULE |
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Location |
State |
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12/15/2008
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Boston |
MA |
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1/26/2009
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Concord |
NH |
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2/23/2009
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Augusta |
ME |
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3/16/2009
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Indianapolis |
IN |
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5/11/2009
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Annapolis |
MD |
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6/8/2009
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Tallahassee |
FL |
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6/8/2009
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Albany |
NY |
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