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Ippon loves Talend

At the bend of a project, we often find ourselves confronted with issues related to migration or data, or a basic cleaning, or the integration of data between applications, is still in extracting qualitative for a summary reporting.
The commonly used approach is reflected by the term ETL (Extract Transform and Load). This approach is schematically connectors used to import or export data in databases or applications and transformations or mapping to handle them.
I have recently used the open source Talend Open Studio . This is a graphic workshop, on an Eclipse, allowing construction jobs. The approach is very intuitive and quality documentation. The diagram below illustrates an example of using the workshop to a problem of data cleansing:

Script Talend

Also very interesting, you can choose between Perl and Java for the generation of jobs, making it possible to insert operations directly in these languages ​​in the transformation process.

In short, a product to have on the elbow at all times!

  • Jean-Louis Rigau

    An article just published on 01net about Talend and on its partnership with Microsoft:
    http://www.01net.com/editorial/370213/talend-et-m ...

  • Yann Blazart

    Suspicion anyway. I studied his rival Talend and Kettle, these tools are actually very good RAD tool, as long as the complexity of the process to be applied does not render the schema itself unmanageable (15 sub-job, developing specific components ...) In the latter case, the development of a dedicated tool is more profitable. To be used so sparingly and carefully study the specific need before a gas plant not maintainable