Tool to capture physical metadata, logical business model and relationship between the two?
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Tool to capture physical metadata, logical business model and relationship between the two?
I've been looking for a tool that allows the capture (not necessarily automatically) the physical systems, databases, tables and modules.
Then also allows the modeling of business areas, processes, entities and so forth.
Then lastly it allows capturing how the physical world supports the logical world.
Any thoughts?
I've built something and wondered, however, whether folks had found a tool that would support MDM and the self-service BI user as well as the development process. I came across Oracle Designer 2000 back in the day but it was geared at code generation but very well done.
Thanks,
Mel
Then also allows the modeling of business areas, processes, entities and so forth.
Then lastly it allows capturing how the physical world supports the logical world.
Any thoughts?
I've built something and wondered, however, whether folks had found a tool that would support MDM and the self-service BI user as well as the development process. I came across Oracle Designer 2000 back in the day but it was geared at code generation but very well done.
Thanks,
Mel
MelSuarez- Posts : 3
Join date : 2012-12-18
Re: Tool to capture physical metadata, logical business model and relationship between the two?
Something like ERwin or ER-Studio?
BoxesAndLines- Posts : 1212
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Re: Tool to capture physical metadata, logical business model and relationship between the two?
Ok, a further requirement/need is that the metadata/models be maintained in a database for use in reporting, MDM support. Tools like ER-Win tend to use embedded databases, unless I'm mistaken.
MelSuarez- Posts : 3
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Re: Tool to capture physical metadata, logical business model and relationship between the two?
You can access the ERwin metadata through an ODBC connection. You can also buy the web portal product which stores the metadata in a database repository. ER-studio also has a database repository. Or you could import into Informatica's repository. All sorts of options.
BoxesAndLines- Posts : 1212
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Re: Tool to capture physical metadata, logical business model and relationship between the two?
Now you're talking. If they can be purchased with a database repository then we really have something. And an ODBC connection might work too. Don't know until I've tried to use it.
The thing that Designer 2000 had which I liked was the ability to model the projections of the logical on the physical. For example a Business Process (logical) could be mapped to screens and data stores and data flow modules (physical). I'll see what that tool has morphed into and if it's still around.
The thing that Designer 2000 had which I liked was the ability to model the projections of the logical on the physical. For example a Business Process (logical) could be mapped to screens and data stores and data flow modules (physical). I'll see what that tool has morphed into and if it's still around.
MelSuarez- Posts : 3
Join date : 2012-12-18
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