What does an Informatica Architect do?
Informatica Architecture is a comprised of multiple components or tools for ETL processing. It has four components to develop, configure, process and monitor the ETL flows or mappings. The components of Informatica architecture are Powercenter Designer, Workflow Manager, Workflow Monitor, Repository Manager.
What is Informatica overview?
Informatica is a Software development company, which offers data integration products. It offers products for ETL, data masking, data Quality, data replica, data virtualization, master data management, etc. It offers the capability to connect & fetch data from different heterogeneous source and processing of data.
What is Informatica PowerCenter designer?
Informatica PowerCenter Designer is a graphical user Interface used to build and manage PowerCenter objects like source, target, Mapplets, Mapping and transformations. It has a set of tools that are use to design ETL applications called “Mapping”.
What is PowerCenter repository service?
A repository client is any PowerCenter component that connects to the repository. The Repository Service is a separate, multi-threaded process that retrieves, inserts, and updates metadata in the repository database tables. The Repository Service ensures the consistency of metadata in the repository.
Which of the following is Informatica PowerCenter client tools?
PowerCenter designer, workflow manager, a repository manager, and workflow monitor are the main client tools.
How does PowerCenter work in Informatica?
Informatica PowerCenter is a widely used extraction, transformation and loading (ETL) tool used in building enterprise data warehouses. The components within Informatica PowerCenter aid in extracting data from its source, transforming it as per business requirements and loading it into a target data warehouse.
What is Informatica PowerCenter used for?
Informatica PowerCenter is an ETL tool that is used to enterprise extract, transform, and load the data from the sources. We can build enterprise data warehouses with the help of the Informatica PowerCenter.