Teradata Component

Overview

Semarchy xDI allows to work with Teradata to produce fully customized Data Flows.

The database structure can be entirely reversed in Metadata and then used in Mappings and Processes to design and adapt the business rules to meet the user’s requirements.

Install the Teradata Component

If you did not install it yet, install the Teradata component in Designer by following the component installation process.

Third-party libraries

Due to licensing restrictions, we cannot distribute the Java libraries for this database. You must obtain them yourself.

After you have the necessary Teradata libraries, create a Teradata module for your project, and add the libraries to the module.

Supported Features

Common Features

Feature Description

Reverse

Metadata can be reverse engineered.

DDL/DML Operations

DML/DDL operations can be performed on the database, such as: Insert, Update, Select, Delete, Create or Drop.

Integration Methods

  • Append

  • Incremental Update

  • Merge

  • Rename

  • Partial Rename

  • Cancel and Replace

Load Methods

  • Generic Load

  • TPT Load

  • TPT SQL Inserter

  • TPT Update

  • Fastload

  • Multiload

Staging Methods

This technology can be used as a staging to make data transformation, mutualization, and more.

The following methods are supported:

  • Staging as Sub-Query

  • Staging as View

  • Staging as Table

Rejects

Reject rules can be defined to filter or detect data that does not fulfill the rules during integrations.

Replication

Data can be replicated from or to this technology using Replicators.

Slowly Changing Dimension (SCD)

Slowly Changing Dimension (SCD) feature can be used optionnaly when integrating data in this technology.

Change Data Capture (CDC)

Change Data Capture (CDC), which allows to capture, follow and store all the changes during data integration, is supported.

Sub-Metadata support

The Teradata component lets you create Sub-Metadata on Teradata schema and query folder Metadata nodes.

To learn more about Sub-Metadata, see Work with Sub-Metadata.