PostgreSQL and Datawarehouse tools

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  • Esteban Kemp

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    PostgreSQL and Datawarehouse tools


    I'm start to try to developer a Data Warehouse over PostgreSQL,

    I want to know what tools exist to:

    Modeling (Diemsnional)
    ETL process (Extract Transform Load)
    Query Report


    thanks

    PD: someone know if exist some complete and integrate suite for Data
    Warehousing, over postgresql ?



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  • Alvaro Herrera

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    Re: PostgreSQL and Datawarehouse tools

    On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 04:25:58PM -0300, Esteban Kemp wrote:

    Hi Esteban,
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    > I'm start to try to developer a Data Warehouse over PostgreSQL,[/color]

    Have you been in contact with Carlos Hurtado at Universidad de Chile?
    He wanted to work on a similar project.


    (Presentó un tema de memoria el semestre pasado buscando un alumno
    precisamente para esto).
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    > I want to know what tools exist to:
    >
    > Modeling (Diemsnional)
    > ETL process (Extract Transform Load)
    > Query Report[/color]

    Did you check whatever exists at techdocs.postgr esql.org? Also see if
    you can find related projects at gborg.postgresq l.org.

    For ETL the usual recomendation is to convert your data to a reasonable
    ASCII representation (comma separated values, etc) and then massage it
    with whatever combination of awk/sed/perl suits you. After that, feed
    it to COPY or psql's \copy. There's also PgAdmin2 Migration Wizard, or
    something like that.

    --
    Alvaro Herrera (<alvherre[a]dcc.uchile.cl>)
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