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Find developer resources, tutorials, and articles for IBM InfoSphere software. InfoSphere products enable trusted information by transforming, reconciling, and maintaining information, and delivering it in real time to the people, processes, and applications that need it

De-identify flat files and delimited files using InfoSphere Optim Data Privacy Solution and InfoSphere Federation Server

Mask data in files that could be part of a testing scenario. Using this article updated to include delimited files, learn how to de-identify data, create a relational table, and then apply data privacy algorithms. More >

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Designing an integration landscape with IBM InfoSphere Foundation Tools and Information Server, Part 1
Use IBM InfoSphere Blueprint Director to depict a solution landscape and to provide guidance for subsequent project tasks. The series focuses on updating a Data Warehouse-Business Intelligence information process.
Optimize InfoSphere DataStage jobs with Netezza Connector using DataStage Balanced Optimization
Rewrite a DataStage job to enhance performance by sharing or redistributing a processing load. Also learn about Netezza Connector features such as Action Column, Temporary Work Table, and Unique Key Column.
Security and deployment best practices for InfoSphere Information Server Packs for SAP applications, Part 1: A security primer
Part 1 of this article series introduces relevant installation and security concepts and then provides best practices for installing SAP components and setting up security. Also learn how to benefit from, and customize, authorization profiles.
Using pre-built rule definitions with IBM InfoSphere Information Analyzer
Import and use rule definitions to establish data quality rules, then test and monitor for potential data quality problems. In doing so, you can shorten the time to put data quality checks in place for a range of data in tables, systems, or environments.
Customizing MDM Server queries using pluggable business object query implementation
Modify existing queries used by the MDM server and optimize the application to meet client performance requirements by using a pluggable business object query and SQL framework.
Dimensional modeling with InfoSphere Data Architect, Part 2: Reverse engineering
Follow the workflow outlined in part two of this series to learn how to update existing data models and minimize the impact on the production environment by reverse engineering from an existing data source.
Update: Creating scripts more efficiently in the SQL and XQuery editor
Get on board with new enhancements to the SQL and XQuery editor, a feature of Data Studio, InfoSphere Data Architect, and InfoSphere Optim Query Tuner.
Bitemporal modeling with InfoSphere Data Architect, Part 2: Modeling system period temporal requirement
In Part 2 of this series, learn how to model bitemporal properties within tables by modifying the physical data model that was created in Part 1, or reverse-engineering a database to create and then modify a new model using InfoSphere Data Architect 7.6.
Implement custom query transactions for IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management Server
Extend IBM InfoSphere MDM Server with new query transactions using the MDM Server Workbench. Three example transactions illustrate simple techniques for implementing custom queries.

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