
Using the Job Script Editor in IRI Workbench
The IRI Workbench GUI, built on Eclipse™, provides several ways to create data-driven jobs … jobs which are ultimately expressed in self-documenting plain-text scripts and metadata files.
The IRI Workbench GUI, built on Eclipse™, provides several ways to create data-driven jobs … jobs which are ultimately expressed in self-documenting plain-text scripts and metadata files.
There are times when it is necessary to test with or share data that has elements of personally identifiable information (PII). To comply with data privacy laws and prevent a data breach, you may need to provide data that reflects, and sometimes imparts, critical information, but still protects the PII.
This article covers the creation and use of remote server connections from IRI Workbench so you can run CoSort (Voracity), NextForm, FieldShield, or RowGen scripts on other computers.
Our first article on data replication in the IRI Workbench GUI for NextForm (DB edition) or Voracity demonstrated how to copy and transform data as it moved from Oracle to two targets.
Among the many database-centric features in IRI Workbench is the ability to create, modify, and execute SQL statements manually or graphically. These “SQL scrap-booking” features are available through the free Data Tools Platform (DTP) plug-in for Eclipse, which also supports IRI job wizards for database:
profiling, searching, classification, E-R diagramming, and integrity checking integration, including ETL, pivoting, slowly changing dimensions, and change data capture column masking, including format-preserving encryption, redaction, and pseudonymization subsetting, test data generation, and bulk loading migration, replication, and offline reorgsTo use the cross-platform(!)
Batch files contain commands in plain text that can be executed by the command line interpreter of the operating system to accomplish a specific purpose. Windows batch files usually have an extension of .bat
IRI Workbench not only has several ways to create jobs, but also several ways to execute them.
This article focuses on IRI Workbench execution options for scripts based on the SortCL program language, which covers IRI Voracity ETL, CDC, SDC, pivoting and subsetting jobs, as well as its constituent product jobs; i.e.,
This is the second of two articles on creating a new IRI Voracity® ETL job flow from the job design Palette in the IRI Workbench, built on Eclipse.
In this demonstration, the Multi-Table Protect Job Wizard in the IRI Workbench GUI for Fieldshield and Voracity is used to define a rule for data in multiple Oracle tables.
This is the second of two articles where we are creating an IRI Voracity ETL flow using new jobs wizards in the IRI Workbench GUI for Voracity, built on Eclipse.