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Introduction to IBM InfoSphere Data Architect

Optim Enablement Team (dstudio@us.ibm.com), Technical Enablement Specialists, IBM
The Optim enablement team has worldwide responsibility for providing technical enablement for IBM Integrated Data Management products that are part of the Data Studio portfolio. These products include InfoSphere Data Architect, Data Studio Developer and pureQuery Runtime, and many more.

Summary:  InfoSphere Data Architect (formerly, Rational Data Architect) is an enterprise data modeling and design tool that can simplify and accelerate integration design for Business Intelligence, Master Data Management and Service-Oriented Architecture initiatives. In this demo, learn how to use InfoSphere Data Architect to: Import an existing logical model, and forward engineer changes to that model to the database; Publish a Web-based report of the physical model for auditing and team review; Reverse engineer a model from an existing source database, update the model, and then use compare and sync to generate appropriate change statements to deploy the changes back to the original source database.

Date:  06 Mar 2009
Level:  Introductory

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Learn how to use IBM® InfoSphere® Data Architect to: Import an existing logical model, and forward engineer changes to that model to the database; Publish a Web-based report of the physical model for auditing and team review; Reverse engineer a model from an existing source database, update the model, and then use compare and sync to generate appropriate change statements to deploy the changes back to the original source database.

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