Designing for reuse is a common cost-saving technique used in the software industry that can be applied to IRI SortCL (Sort Control Language)-compatible job design. Designing for reuse can result in a smaller inventory of scripts; and reduce script development, maintenance and execution costs.
Three years after the release of CoSort V10, a significant interim update to IRI’s primary data transformation product has been announced. This article summarizes what’s new in CoSort since Version 10.0.1 was introduced in the summer of 2018.
This is the final article of 5 articles regarding ASN.1 support in SortCL and IRI Workbench. To begin reading from the first article in the series, click here.
In part 4 of this five-part series regarding newly added ASN.1 support in the SortCL program central to the IRI Voracity data management platform and its component structured data processing products — IRI CoSort, NextForm, FieldShield, and RowGen — we take a look specifically at their common graphical user interface (GUI) for job design, IRI Workbench.
In the previous article, new support for SortCL-compatible jobs in the IRI Voracity data processing ecosystem for ASN.1-encoded data files was introduced. This article takes a more in-depth look through sample jobs demonstrating various use cases, ASN.1 encoding rules, schema files, and the Protocol Data Units (PDUs) involved with data defined in ASN.1 schemas.
This article presents a more in-depth look at ASN.1 and processing encoded data messages based on ASN.1 schemas with the SortCL program supporting IRI Voracity platform products.
Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) is a language for describing the content and encoding of message data exchanged between computers (particularly in the telco industry).
This article is the third of four articles discussing newly added support for Excel files in the core IRI program for structured data definition and manipulation, SortCL.
This article is a continuation of the previous article, which introduced IRI support for XLS and XLSX file formats in the SortCL program used for moving and manipulating spreadsheet data in both the IRI Voracity data management (ETL, data quality, etc.)
In addition to all the other structured data sources that IRI software already supports, it is now possible to read and process data from XLS and XLSX files in the SortCL program central to:
IRI CoSort, for fast sorting, transformation, and reporting IRI NextForm, for mapping, migration, and replication IRI RowGen, for random selection or generation of realistic test data IRI FieldShield, for sensitive data masking IRI Voracity, for all the above, plus ETL, data cleansing, and wrangling for analyticsand to write the resulting data back to those or other targets, including one or more sheets.
The names of IRI software products and how they run have at times been a source of mystery, or even confusion, to the uninitiated. This article spells out the pieces and clarifies their interplay, providing a quick primer for prospective users, partners, and new industry analysts.