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Resumo:The implementation of data warehouse populating processes (ETL) is considered a complex task, not only in terms of the amount of data processed but also in the complexity of the tasks involved. The implementation and maintenance of such processes faces various design drawbacks, such as the change of business requirements, which consequently leads to adapting existing data structures and reusing existing parts of ETL system. We consider that a more abstract view of the ETL processes and its data structures is need as well as a more effective mapping to real execution primitives, providing its validation before conducting an ETL solution to its final implementation. With this work we propose the use of standard solutions, which already has proven very useful in software developing, for the implementation of standard ETL processes. In this paper we approach ETL modelling in a new perspective, using YAWL, a Workflow language, as the mean to get ETL models platform-independent.
Autores principais:Oliveira, Bruno
Outros Autores:Belo, O.
Assunto:Data Warehousing Systems ETL Modelling ETL Validation and Testing ETL Patterns YAWL And YAWL Data warehousing
Ano:2014
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:comunicação em conferência
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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ETL Validation and Testing
ETL Patterns
YAWL
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Data warehousing
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ETL Modelling
ETL Validation and Testing
ETL Patterns
YAWL
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Data warehousing
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spellingShingle ETL patterns on YAWL: towards to the specification of platform-independent data warehousing populating processes
Oliveira, Bruno
Data Warehousing Systems
ETL Modelling
ETL Validation and Testing
ETL Patterns
YAWL
And YAWL
Data warehousing
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Data Warehousing Systems
ETL Modelling
ETL Validation and Testing
ETL Patterns
YAWL
And YAWL
Data warehousing
title ETL patterns on YAWL: towards to the specification of platform-independent data warehousing populating processes
title_full ETL patterns on YAWL: towards to the specification of platform-independent data warehousing populating processes
title_fullStr ETL patterns on YAWL: towards to the specification of platform-independent data warehousing populating processes
title_full_unstemmed ETL patterns on YAWL: towards to the specification of platform-independent data warehousing populating processes
title_short ETL patterns on YAWL: towards to the specification of platform-independent data warehousing populating processes
title_sort ETL patterns on YAWL: towards to the specification of platform-independent data warehousing populating processes
topic Data Warehousing Systems
ETL Modelling
ETL Validation and Testing
ETL Patterns
YAWL
And YAWL
Data warehousing
topic_facet Data Warehousing Systems
ETL Modelling
ETL Validation and Testing
ETL Patterns
YAWL
And YAWL
Data warehousing
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/37413
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