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1. Re: Informatica repository redundancies
Smitha HC Nov 13, 2020 2:34 AM (in response to mayur marathe)Hi Mayur,
Informatica provides fee utility calles metaquery, using this utility you can get the list of mappings, sessions, worklfows folder wise.
Please refer below link for further details.
Thanks,
Smitha
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2. Re: Informatica repository redundancies
Nico Heinze Nov 13, 2020 12:07 PM (in response to Smitha HC)The question here is: can Metaquery also analyse sources, targets, and so on for structural similarities / differences? I think this is the primary question.
Mayur, please correct me if I'm wrong here.
Regards,
Nico
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3. Re: Informatica repository redundancies
mayur marathe Nov 13, 2020 7:06 PM (in response to Nico Heinze)Thanks Nico, yes you are right i just want to get like the objects in etl informatica by seeing if any mapping, object is duplicate or it has any structural similarities or used in many mappings etc so that accordingly we will plan migration . I checked repo tables and did not found anything similar. I just hot the info about the reusable seasons but that is not enough .We have huge number of workflows so it will take time to anlyze manually.we need this to estimate our migration efforts.
If anyone has done this analysis before , i need the quickest way to find the redundancies
Thanks
Mayur
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4. Re: Informatica repository redundancies
Nico Heinze Nov 15, 2020 1:04 PM (in response to mayur marathe)That is not at all an easy task to achieve.
How do you define "equal"? Does this term refer to the structure, meaning attributes and their data types? Including or excluding the names of the attributes?
Including or excluding the order of attributes?
Shall different DBMS be taken into account or not?
How do you define "similar"? Does this term mean that all numeric data types should be considered "similar"? Or all CHAR / VARCHAR* attributes? Or do belong CHAR attributes to one group and VARCHAR* attributes to another group?
There is a whole lot of things to consider here. And unfortunately there's no better advice I can give at this point but to really do this.
First find definitions of "equal" and "similar" which fit your organisation's needs.
Then we can start to find an approach which works for you and doesn't impose too much burden onto your servers.
Everything else is - in my personal opinion - useless. First think, then define, and then only start to implement.
Regards,
Nico