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Transposing Rows To Column
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Version Description Change 0.1 Initial Draft 0.1 Review#1 Author Upendra Upadhyay Amit Sharma Publish Date 12th Aug 2011 18th Aug 2011
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
[Link] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Introduction. Creating Repository & Folder. Import Database Source and Target Table. Create Mapping and Add Logics to Transpose Rows to Columns. Create Workflow. Workflow Monitor & Review data. TITLE PAGE. NO. 3-4 5-8 9-14 15-26 27-31 32-34
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Introduction
Convert row into column in Target in Informatica.
In this example, Convert row into column in Target. There are following Step to follow convert row into column in Informatica power center. Create Repository and Folder in Informatica Repository Manager. Import Source Database and Target Table (Create Target Table Manually or Import from Database) Create Mapping and drag and drop source and target table into mapping designer window. Then create normalizer transformation to transpose the row into column. Then create sequence generator transformation to create sequence. Then create expression transformation and passes row into expression transformation and create four columns. Then create Sorter transformation for sorting the data. Then create aggregator transformation to group by columns. Create Workflow and Specify connection for Source and Target. Execute Workflow and Check execution in Informatica Workflow Monitor and then Preview Data in Target.
Source Data.
Target Data.
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Source Data.
Source Table
Target Table
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Creating Repository and Folder
Creating Repository & Connecting it.
Step-1 First create repository, Click on Start -> All Programs -> Informatica 9.0.1 -> Client -> Power Center Client -> Power Center Repository Manager.
Step-2 Then click on Repository Menu and click on Add Repository.
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Step-3 Give information like Repository Name and Username. Then click on ok button and repository created successfully.
Step-4 Now connect repository. Right click on newly created repository and click on connect.
Step-5 Give Username & password and click on Connect.
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Creating Folder.
Step-1 Go to Informatica Power Center Repository Manager and click on Folder Menu and click on Create.
Step-2 Specify Name of Folder, Description, Owner, OS Profile, Options, Status and got to permissions tab.
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Step-3 This is permission tab to give permission for this folder.
Step-4 This is newly created Folder
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Importing Source and Target Table
Step-1 Click on Start -> All Programs -> Informatica 9.0.1 -> Client -> Power Center Client -> Power Center Designer..
Step-2 Then Connect to Repository in Informatica Power Center Designer Right click on repository name and click on Connect.
Step-3 Go to Tools Menu and click on Source Analyzer to import source table. And then go to Sources Menu in Informatica Power Center Designer.
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Step-4 And then select Source menu and click on Import from database
Step-5 Specify Username, Owner name, password and then connect. Then select source table and click OK.
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Step-6 View data in source analyzer, Right click on STORE_DATA and select Preview Data.
Step-7 Specify Username and Password and connect it. Then Close it.
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Step-8 Now click on Target Designer. Step-9 And then select Target menu and click on Import from database to import target table.
Step-10 Specify Username, Owner name, password and then click on connect and then select table and then OK.
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Step-11 To view data select table and Right click on that table after that specify Username and Password and connect it. Then Close it.
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CREATE MAPPING AND ADD LOGIC TO TRANSPOSE ROWS INTO COLUMN
Step-1 Go to Mapping Designer click OK.
and Create New Mapping and then name the mapping and
Step-2 Then drag and drop source and target data in Mapping Designer.
Step-3 Then Create Normalizer Transformation, Select Normalizer Transformation and Drop into Mapping Designer Window.
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Step-4 Then right click on Normalizer table and select Edit.
Step-5 Then go to Nomalizer tab and create two column, one for Seq_ID input and another source column input, then specify occurs (No. of column in source table ) and then click OK.
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Step-6 Then connect all source qualifier column to normalizer table column.
Step-7 Then create sequence generator transformation. select sequence generator transformation and drop into mapping designer window.
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Step-8 Then connect to NEXTVAL column to Seq_ID column in normalizer table
Step-9 Then right click on sequence generator and select Edit.
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Step-10 Then go to Properties and check Reset and then click OK.
Step-11 Then create expression transformation. Select expression transformation and drop into mapping designer window.
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Step-12 Then passed all output columns into expression transformation table.
Step-13 Then right click on expression table and select Edit.
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Step-14 Go to ports tab and Create output port (No. of row into source table). Then write expression query in Expression Editor and then click OK.
Step-15 Then Create sorter transformation, select sorter transformation symbol and drop into mapping designer window.
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Step-16 Then right click on Sorter table and select Edit.
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Step-17 Go to ports tab and check sort column.
Step-18 Then create aggregator transformation, select aggregator transformation and drop into mapping designer window.
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Step-19 Then go to ports tab and dummy port for input port and write expression in expression editor.
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Step-20 Then connect to target table.
Step-21 And then save it (ctrl+s) and check mapping is VALID.
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CREATE WORKFLOW
Step-1 Now go to Informatica Power Center Workflow Manager, and go to Tools menu and select Workflow Designer.
Step-2 Now to create workflows, Go to Workflows menu and select Create. After that Name of workflow and click OK buttons.
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Step-3 Now create Task, Go to Tasks Menu and click Create.
Step-4 Now select session and insert Name of task.
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Step-5 Select Mapping to associate with the session.
Step-6 Workflow Designer Window.
Step-7 Now create flow B/W Workflow to Task.
Step-8 Work Designer Windows
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Step-9 Now Configure Connection to Source and Target, Then Right Click on task and select Edit, Then Click Mapping tab and configure connection for your source and target table schema in oracle 11g RDBMS. And then click OK.
Step-10 Select DBConnection for Source and Target Relation Database and set property on Target Connection.
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Step-11 Now save (ctrl+s) this workflow and check it.
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WORKFLOW MONITOR AND VIEW TARGET DATA
Step-1 Now Start Workflow, Right click on Workflow Designer Window and Click on Start Workflow.
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Step-2 Check session in Informatica PowerCenter Workflow Monitor.
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Step-3 Now view data in Informatica Target Designer and RDBMS (Oracle 11g).
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