Connecting MariaDB and MySQL to IRI Workbench
MariaDB and MySQL are relational databases that follow the same paradigm when it comes to setting up connections with SortCL-driven Voracity component jobs designed in IRI Workbench. Read More
MariaDB and MySQL are relational databases that follow the same paradigm when it comes to setting up connections with SortCL-driven Voracity component jobs designed in IRI Workbench. Read More
Incremental data replication, masking, integration (ETL), and other data refresh operations are common in frequently updating database environments. These jobs require the detection of additions and updates to tables. Read More
Among the many database-centric features in IRI Workbench is the ability to create, modify, and execute SQL statements manually or graphically. These “SQL scrap-booking” features are available through the free Data Tools Platform (DTP) plug-in for Eclipse, which also supports IRI job wizards for database:
profiling, searching, classification, E-R diagramming, and integrity checking integration, including ETL, pivoting, slowly changing dimensions, and change data capture column masking, including format-preserving encryption, redaction, and pseudonymization subsetting, test data generation, and bulk loading migration, replication, and offline reorgsTo use the cross-platform(!) Read More
A DSN (database source name) file allows multiple users to connect to a database with information in a flat file. It is used by the database client program — in this case, software in the IRI Workbench — to connect to a database. Read More