SAP Data Services

The Comprehensive Guide

Bing Chen, James Hanck, Patrick Hanck, Scott Hertel, Allen Lissarrague (Autoren)

Buch | Hardcover

524 Seiten

2015
SAP Press (Verlag)
978-1-4932-1167-8 (ISBN)

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It's time to extract, transform, and load your skills on managing enterprise data! With this book on SAP Data Services, you'll be an expert in no time. After learning about topics like planning, blueprinting, and integrating SAP Data Services, you'll get into the core of the book - detailed steps on how to perform Data Services tasks. Get the skills you need for your daily job, from basic tasks like designing objects, to advanced duties like analyzing unstructured text. Starting with Data Services: Set up your Data Services foundation. Learn how to plan for Data Services in your organization, then how to install, configure, and get working with it. Data Services Tasks: Regardless of your skillset, you'll find essential information on the tasks you'll encounter when working with Data Services. Learn how to architect jobs with performance, transparency, supportability, and cost in mind. Integration: Data Services plays well with others. This book explores two common integration scenarios: data warehousing and retail environments. Learn how to overcome common challenges and see frequently used scenarios. Highlights:

Data Services architecture and OS
Enterprise information management
Installation: Windows and Linux
Configuration
Troubleshooting
Data Services objects
Datastores
Data Services scripting language
Social media analytics
Information Steward
Integration: data warehousing and retail

Bing Chen leads the Advanced Analytics practice at Method360 and has over 18 years of experience in IT consulting, from custom application development to data integration, data warehousing, and business analytics applications on multiple database and BI platforms. He specializes in advanced analytics and data processing technologies such as in-memory SAP HANA, column-oriented and cloud databases, Apache Hadoop, predictive analysis, data visualization, and data integration platforms such as SAP Data Services. He speaks on a regular basis at SAP and other industry conferences. Bing lives in San Francisco, California, with his wife and two children. James Hanck is co-founder of Method360 and currently leads the Enterprise Information Management practice. In this role he leads a team to analyze, design, and build integration and information governance solutions to improve businesses' data quality. James regularly speaks at conferences on integration and information governance. He brings over 20 years' experience ensuring that trusted information is delivered and available in the simplest manner possible. Prior to Method360, James worked at various consulting and software companies including General Electric Capital Consulting, Metamor Worldwide, and IBM. James is a licensed attorney with a doctorate in law and has his certificate in High Tech Law. Patrick Hanck is a lead Enterprise Information Management consultant at Method360. He specializes in provisioning information, system implementation, and process engineering, and he has been recognized through business excellence and process improvement awards. Patrick has over 25 years of experience in consulting and program management, working in aerospace, IT management, finance, legal, services supply chain, distribution, and retail industries. Prior to entering the world of information technology, he was a rocket scientist. He has a degree in mechanical engineering and project management certifications from Stanford and George Washington University. Patrick lives in Los Gatos, California, with his wife and two children. Scott Hertel is a senior Enterprise Information Management consultant with over 15 years of consulting experience helping companies integrate, manage, and improve the quality of their data. He specializes in data governance, data quality improvement, master data management, and data migration projects. Scott has spoken at numerous seminars and conferences on these and other related topics. Scott lives in San Francisco, California, with his wife and children.|Allen Lissarrague is a senior BI technologist with over 15 years of experience directly in SAP analytics and information products. His experience includes new product implementation and migration, as well as advanced troubleshooting. He is also considered a performance enhancement specialist. Allen lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his wife and three children.|Paul Médaille is well known in the SAP technical community for his conference presentations, webinars, and contributions to SDN. Paul has been with SAP for more than 10 years as a consultant, educator, and product manager, with deep knowledge of Basis, SOA, and SAP NetWeaver Process Integration. He has a degree in mathematics from the University of California at Davis, and lives in Eugene, Oregon, with his wife Jessica and two greyhounds.

Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART I Installation and Configuration
System Considerations
Building to Fit Your Organization
Operating System Considerations
File System Settings
Network
Sizing Appropriately
Summary
Installation
SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence Platform and Information Platform Services
Repositories
Postal Directories
Installing SAP Server Functions
Configuration for Excel Sources in Linux
SAP Information Steward
Summary
Configuration and Administration
Server Tools
Set Up Landscape Components
Security and Securing Sensitive Data
Path to Production
Operation Readiness
How to Troubleshoot Execution Exceptions
Summary
PART II Jobs in SAP Data Services
Application Navigation
Introduction to Data Services Object Types
Hypothetical Work Request
Data Services Designer
Data Services Workbench
Summary
Objects
Jobs
Workflow
Logical Flow Objects
Data Flows
Transforms
Datastores
File Formats
Summary
Variables, Parameters, and Substitution Parameters
Substitution Parameters
Global Variables
Variables
Local Variables
Parameters
Example: Variables and Parameters in Action
Summary
Programming with SAP Data Services Scripting Language and Python
Why Code?
Functions
Script Object
Coding within Transform Objects
User-Defined Transforms
SQL Transform
Summary
Change Data Capture
Comparing CDC Types
CDC Design Considerations
Source-Based CDC Solutions
Target-Based CDC Solution
Timestamp CDC Process
Summary
PART III Applied Integrations and Design Considerations
Social Media Analytics
The Use Case for Social Media Analytics
The Process of Structuring Unstructured Data
The Entity Extraction Transform
Approach to Creating a Social Media Analytics Application
Summary
Design Considerations
Performance
Simplicity
Summary
Integration into Data Warehouses
Kimball Methodology
Hadoop and SAP HANA
Summary
Industry-Specific Integrations
Retail: Facilitating Customer Loyalty
Distribution: SAP BW/SAP APO Integration with SAP ECC
Summary
PART IV Special Topics
SAP Information Steward
Match Review
Cleansing Package Builder
Metadata Management
Summary
Where Is SAP Data Services Headed?
The Key Themes for SAP Data Services
The State of the State
Beyond SP03
Help Shape the Future of Data Services
Summary
The Authors
Index

Erscheint lt. Verlag	30.4.2015
Reihe/Serie	SAP PRESS Englisch
Verlagsort	Maryland
Sprache	englisch
Maße	175 x 229 mm
Themenwelt	Mathematik / Informatik ► Informatik ► Netzwerke
	Informatik ► Weitere Themen ► SAP
	Wirtschaft ► Betriebswirtschaft / Management
Schlagworte	BODS • data integration • data migration • data provisioning • Data Quality • Enterprise Information Management • SAP
ISBN-10	1-4932-1167-6 / 1493211676
ISBN-13	978-1-4932-1167-8 / 9781493211678
Zustand	Neuware