® IBM Software Group ©IBM Corporation IBM Information Server Transform – DataStage

® IBM Software Group ©IBM Corporation Why “Transform?”

IBM Software Group Why Transformation?  Business Driver: Single View of Corporate Data  Projects Related to Information Infrastructure  Application integration  Platform migration  On-demand transformation and correction  Application re-engineering and migration (ERP to CRM)  Decision Support (BI, DW, Data Marts)  Opportunity (discover new revenue sources)  Control (Fraud detection, inventory)  Regulatory compliance -SOX, BASEL, Money Laundering  Portals  Balanced scorecard dashboards, BAM Business Goals IT Initiatives Information Integration 3

IBM Software Group Transformation Pain  Multiple sources for the same entity  Lack of standards or consistent semantic meanings across systems  Embedded business intelligence  Evolving transformation requirements  Need for batch and real-time and service oriented architectures  Extreme data volumes!  Business rules for resolving data conflicts  Ownership and accountability  Zero re-use of skills and processes 4

IBM Software Group How Is This Being Done Today?  Hand coding: Java, C, C++, VB,.NET, COBOL, 4GLs…  Spreadsheet “farms”  Early generation ETL tools  Competitive products 5

IBM Software Group IBM Information Server Delivering information you can trust Understand Cleanse Transform Deliver Discover, model, and govern information structure and content Standardize, merge, and correct information Combine and restructure information for new uses Synchronize, virtualize and move information for in-line delivery Parallel Processing ConnectivityMetadata Deployment Administration Platform Services Support for Service-Oriented Architectures 6

IBM Software Group 7 The IBM Solution: IBM Information Server Delivering information you can trust Understand Cleanse Deliver Parallel Processing Rich Connectivity to Applications, Data, and Content IBM Information Server Unified Deployment Unified Metadata Management Transform WebSphere DataStage Complex transformation for simplified data exchange and reduced coding

IBM Software Group Implementation Examples  Uses real-time data in a financial data warehouse for intra-day analytics  Improves supply chain management by creating forecasts from POS data.  Basel II initiative will release about 40% of its minimum capital requirements  Replaced 4,000 hand-coded interfaces to create single view of ticket data  Manages 3 terabytes of store sales data for customer and product analysis Deutsche Bahn Group 8

IBM Software Group WebSphere DataStage  Design integration projects within a graphic, codeless environment  Integrate data from the widest range of enterprise and external data sources  Produce re-useable components  Deploy jobs in real-time, batch mode, or as services  Leverage the most scalable and adaptable parallel processing engine 9 DATASTAGE QUALITYSTAGE CLIENT SourcesTargets PARALLEL PROCESSING COMMON CONNECTIVITY METADATA COMMON SERVICES IBM Information Server

IBM Software Group Graphical Design Metaphor 10

IBM Software Group Pre-Built Transformations for Productivity 11

IBM Software Group 12 Context-sensitive menu: Easy access to transforms Extensive list of available transformation functions to select from: Graphical Design Metaphor 12

IBM Software Group 13 Error notification Immediate notification when there’s a problem! 13

IBM Software Group Extensive Re-use  Shared Containers  Graphical unit of re-use  Share one developer’s (subject matter expert)  Meta data research  Business rule definitions  Transformation logic  Special techniques  Routines  Re-usable functions  Web Services  Deploy jobs as web services. Invoke from other jobs or applications  Use Web Services 14

IBM Software Group Enterprise Applications JD Edwards Oracle Applications PeopleSoft SAP BW (BAPI, IDOC) SAP R/3 (ABAP, BAPI, IDOC) Siebel RDBMS IBM DB2 IBM IMS VSAM Oracle Informix RedBrick SQL Server Sybase Teradata U2 (Universe, UniData) Tandem NON-STOP SQL SAS Business Exchange Formats XMLS EXML EDI FIX SWIFT HIPAA Real-Time WebSphere MQ SeeBeyond Java Messaging Services Java (Client & Transformer) XML (Read / Write) XSL-T XSL-T Transformer Web Services (SOAP) Enterprise Java Beans Flat File and General Access VSAM VSAM CICS IDMS C-ISAM Sequential File Complex Flat File File Set Data Set Named Pipe FTP (standard, secure) Compressed / Encoded Data External Command Call Parallel Wrap 3 rd party applications …And many more! Connectivity Ensures Data Access 15

IBM Software Group Benefits of Scalability Number of CPUs Processing Time (hours) Process the same data volume in less time Number of CPUs Processing Volume (gigabytes) Process more data in the same amount of time - or t

IBM Software Group UniprocessorSMP System MPP, GRID, and Clustered Systems Parallel Execution Enables Timely Integration 17

IBM Software Group 18 …DataStage creates “n” processes at runtime for each Stage, where “n” is the number of logical nodes defined in a configuration file Given a Job Design: Enabling Parallelism 18

IBM Software Group Metadata Driven Integration  Shared metadata across product modules  Better and faster communication between team members  Immediate access to definitions and notes on all objects  Greater understanding, better data  Powerful Metadata driven design tools  Quick Find and Advanced Find  Impact Analysis  Data Lineage reports  Greater productivity, easier maintenance, reuse Impact Analysis Find Capability 19

IBM Software Group DataStage Strength Summary  Graphical, top-down design metaphor  Extensible, component based architecture  Strong Re-use capabilities  Shared Containers, Routines & Web Services  Graphical sequencing (“job flow”)  Application Deployment  Parameterization  Changed Data Capture  Ubiquitous Connectivity  Unlimited Scalability  Design serially, deploy in parallel 20

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