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What makes a great database system even better? The ability to move more data into it and have more people able to access its data for use in their application of choice. Using the transformation capabilities of FME, we'll show you how to load spatial and non-spatial data into your Teradata database, with the ability to restructure it during the loading process. Plus, to ensure your data meets any standards or requirements, we'll demonstrate how you can easily validate and repair datasets, even prior to loading.
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How to Load Spatial and Non-Spatial Data into Teradata using FME
April 3, 2013
Who Are We?
Dave CampanasFME Product Specialist
Dale LutzCo-Founder and VP of Product Development
Powering The Flow of Spatial Data
FME – Feature Manipulation Engine
Powering The Flow of Data
FME – Feature Manipulation Engine
FME Capabilities
Transform Data to Use and Share
Convert spatial data between hundreds of formats
Transform spatial data into the
precise data model you need
Integrate multiple different data types into a single data model
Share spatial data with people where, when and how they need it
Workbench: Graphical Data Flow Authoring
Poll: What is your FME level of expertise?
Getting started page:
http://fme.ly/GetStarted
Attend a weekly FME Desktop overview webinar:
http://fme.ly/WeeklyIntro
New to FME?
Questions are Encouraged!
We’re happy to answer any questions you have.
To submit a question:
If we can’t get to your question during the webinar we’ll send a follow-up email.
Poll: What kind of data do you store in your databases?
Agenda
Demos Reading and Writing – tips and tricks Database Transformers Supported Database functionality Edits and Change Detection Putting it all together
Follow-up Webinar recording and materials
Install Drivers
FME uses Teradata JDBC drivers – separate install
Download from (requires login): http://downloads.teradata.com/download/connectivity/jdbc-driver
Copy .jar files into FME\plugins folder
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Versions & Editions
FME Database Edition License
FME 2013 SP1
Teradata 13.1
Poll: What frustrations do you have with your database workflows that don’t involve FME?
Reading and Writing – tips and tricks
Teradata must have a unique field Published parameters for username/passwords Transaction Size Writer mode and fme_db_operation Spatialization
Sample workspace
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Database Transformers
SQLExecutor / SQLCreator
FeatureReader
Joiner
ChangeDetector
GeometryValidator
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Practical Examples
Update Spatial Table using ArcMap
QA CAD data while importing
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Question & Answer Period
FMEDatabases
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Upcoming webinars
PostGIS 2.0 – How to Improve Interoperability using FME – April 24
Microsoft SQL Server – How to Improve Interoperability using FME – May 1
Oracle Database - How to Improve Interoperability using FME – June 11
Recorded Webinars:http://fme.ly/webinars
View the offerings at: http://fme.ly/online
Poll: Would you like more information on our free training options?
We’ll Be Following Up
Thank You!
For more information, please contact: Sales
[email protected] Support
www.safe.com/support (604)501-9985 ext. 278
Dale [email protected]
Dave [email protected]
