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Overview of Informatica PowerCenter Tools

The document describes the main components of Informatica PowerCenter including the Repository Manager, Designer, Workflow Manager, and Workflow Monitor. The Repository Manager is used to create, edit, delete and manage folders, objects, and deployments. The Designer is used to define sources, targets, and create mappings between them. The Workflow Manager is used to create and manage workflows made up of reusable tasks. The Workflow Monitor allows users to monitor workflow runs, view logs, and restart or stop workflows.

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Overview of Informatica PowerCenter Tools

The document describes the main components of Informatica PowerCenter including the Repository Manager, Designer, Workflow Manager, and Workflow Monitor. The Repository Manager is used to create, edit, delete and manage folders, objects, and deployments. The Designer is used to define sources, targets, and create mappings between them. The Workflow Manager is used to create and manage workflows made up of reusable tasks. The Workflow Monitor allows users to monitor workflow runs, view logs, and restart or stop workflows.

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Informatica Power center

REPOSITORY MANAGER
 We can create, edit ,delete and compare folders.
 We can view all informatica objects
 We can copy objects from one folder to another.
 We can import and export objects from one
repository to another repository
 We can create deployment group.
 We can change the password
DESIGNER
 It is used create/define source definitions, target
definitions, and transformations to build the
mappings
 Mapping represents the data flow between
sources and targets.
DESIGNER TOOLS
 Source Analyzer:
Use to import or create source definitions for flat
file, XML and relational sources.

 Target Designer:
Use to import or create target definitions.

 Mapping Designer:
Use to create mappings.
WORKFLOW MANAGER
 Workflow is a collection of Reusable or non-
reusable tasks
 Tasks can include a session, email notification,
command
 Session is a set of instruction that describes how
the data moves from source to target
WORKFLOW MANAGER TOOLS
 Task Developer:
We can create a reusable Session task in the
Task Developer. A reusable session can be used
multiple workflows

 Workflow Designer:
 It is used to create a workflow by connecting
tasks with links.
 It is used to Execute and Schedule workflows
WORKFLOW MONITOR
 It is used to monitor workflows and tasks
 We can view session logs details or workflow log
 We can restart, stop and abort workflows from
the Workflow Monitor.
 It also fetches information from the repository to
display historic information.
WORKFLOW MONITOR VIEWS
Gantt Chart view.
 Displays details about workflow runs in a report
format, organized by workflow run.

Task view.
 Displays details about workflow runs in
chronological format.

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