Course Description
SAP BusinessObjects Data Integrator 4.0 enables you to integrate disparate data sources to deliver more timely and accurate data that end users in an organization can trust. In this three-day course (BODS10), you will learn about creating, executing, and troubleshooting batch jobs; using functions, scripts and transforms to change the structure and formatting of data; handling errors; and capturing changes in data.
As a business benefit, by being able to create ef client data integration projects, you can use the transformed data to help improve operational and supply chain efficiencies, enhance customer relationships, create new revenue opportunities, and optimize return on investment from enterprise applications.
Course Summary
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Course Modules
- Module 1: Defining Data Services
- Module 2: Defining Source and Target Metadata
- Module 3: Creating Batch Jobs
- Module 4: Troubleshooting Batch Jobs
- Module 5: Using Functions, Scripts and Variables
- Module 6: Using Platform Transforms
- Module 7: Setting Up Error Handling
- Module 8: Capturing Changes in Data
- Module 9: Using Text Data Processing
- Module 10: Using Data Services (Integrator) Platform Transforms
Testimonials
Hands-down the best technical training I have taken! The methods of progressively building reports, adding complexity and features as time goes on, was fantastic.
- Chris, Cirrus Aircraft
Absolutely loved the enthusiasm and appreciate the knowledge he brought to class!!!
- Shelly Fruits, KPERS
Thoroughly enjoyed the training. The trainer was fantastic! It is rare but always an awesome experience when a trainer is also an experienced practioner with a breadth of knowledge and hands on experience… even well beyond the subject matter at hand. I had the feeling that the trainer could have answered in detail any question we might have had related to not only BDM but Hadoop and other relevant big data topics as well. Time well spent and I hope to encounter Tomi again.
- Rick Kirk, CTO, Alliant Energy / Ernst & Young
