on 07-16-2015 4:48 AM
Hello,
We have received a proposal to upload four excel sheet data into power designer. I suggested the client to go with BCP instead of powerdesigner as it will used for modelling not for bulk load. My question is is it possible to load the data into PowerDesigner? In Import excel sheet, I can see we can generate the model from the excel sheet table name & column name. But "No Data" can be uploaded into power designer. Right? Please provide your suggestions on this proposal.
As part of Bulk Load, Data quality check, ID generation, ID existance check, Partial data load, archival and all is there. How it is possible to achieve this in PowerDesigner?
Hi,
You say you received a proposal to upload four excel sheet data into power designer.
As example, you can upload into PowerDesigner "List of values", min, max, default values associated to columns, domains, informations as it will used for modelling from Excel sheet, Time to time LOV must be updated. As part of "Data Load", you can load also Data Quality check, specific security informations for Governance, etc.
PowerDesigner is the wrong tool if you want load, as example, all rows about customer, product tables, etc.. As say George it all depends on why you were asked to load it?
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Looks to me that you are looking for an ETL tool such as SAP Data Services instead, based on your description above.
PD is the wrong tool here.
ASA/SQL Anywhere has some import facilities. You may want to post your question at:
http://scn.sap.com/community/sql-anywhere
Chris
What is BCP?
Can you please include a small sample of your Excel content, so we can visulaise what you want to do?
You can load anything you like into PowerDesigner, if it makes sense, and I'm trying to figure out whether or not it makes sense. It looks like your Excel files contain lots of data rather than metadata, but I could be wrong. Perhaps you have lots of information about columns in a database, which PowerDesigner is definitely good at handling.
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