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expressor Semantic Types blog series: Part 1
This is the first post in a series focused on Semantic Types. Over the next several weeks, I will walk you through some of the more common problems of data integration applications and describe why traditional ETL products exhibit substantial weaknesses for solving these problems in ways that are manageable over the life of the [...]
Back to basics!
We have all heard this expression way too many times before? Does it ring a bell when you hear our politicians use this term? Don’t worry, I won’t go there! What I want to do is to indulge you in a little math game. My game is about asking you how many source to target data [...]
expressor insight series: in-sql motor
expressor 2.3 includes a large collection of connectors (motors) for relational, flat-file, xml, SAS files, Cobol-copybook, and other source and target data formats. This blog entry is about explaining to you what our in-sql motor in expressor 2.3 is all about. Our in-table motor executes the equivalent of the statement SELECT * FROM table_name, where [...]
Posted in Connectivity, expressor
Also tagged expressor insight series, in-sql motor
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Who is expressor’s competition in data integration?
This is an important question which I’d like to address in this blog. As some of you may already know expressor is primarily targeting medium size SMBs and departmental projects in Global 2000 enterprises. Important sectors in this market are Microsoft-centric SQL Server accounts that are using Microsoft SSIS for standard ETL tasks. expressor commonly [...]
Posted in Competition, Connectivity, expressor, expressor Studio, Open Source ETL, Traditional ETL
Also tagged ab initio, competition, complex data, datastage, etl software, informatica, open source, semantic data integration, Talend
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SQLSaturday #35 in Dallas – May 22, 2010
expressor and our SI partner Novedea are co-sponsoring the 2010 SQLSaturday event in Dallas on May 22, 2010. Please stop by at our booth. Michael Waclawiczek VP, Marketing
Posted in Competition, Connectivity
Also tagged affordable etl, Microsoft SSIS, sql server, SQL Server Integration Services, SQLSaturday, SQLSaturday #35, SQLSaturday Dallas, ssis
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expressor vs SSIS: overcoming two major SSIS bottlenecks
I’d like to use this blog entry to discuss some significant SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) bottlenecks and how expressor breaks through them. SSIS prospects often ask us if expressor supports sub-sorts and sorted aggregations, avoiding the need to see all data before releasing some of the data for downstream operations and the inherent “pipeline [...]
Posted in Competition, Connectivity, Data Processing, Data Transformation, Scripting
Also tagged Microsoft SSIS, performance, sql server, ssis
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insight series: how to define parallelism in expressor
The following is an excerpt from the upcoming white paper by Microsoft MVP and SSIS guru Andy Leonard, “SSIS Performance Tuning, Connecting to Heterogeneous Sources, and Complex Transofrmations,” published by SQL Server Magazine and sponsored by expressor: …There are multiple opportunities for implementing the application in parallel [in expressor]. expressor provides dynamic parallelism at runtime [...]
Feb 11 “deep dive” technical webinar
On February 11, Hugo Sheng, our director of field engineering, will be hosting a technical webinar on the expressor semantic data integration system. During the event, he will discuss five key aspects of expressor, including: product architecture – from interface to engine to application semantic rationalization – its conceptual framework and practical application collaborative team development – the [...]
