Starting InfoSphere Information Server
11.3 version, IMAM (InfoSphere Metadata Asset Manager) supports
importing of metadata from Greenplum Database. A new connector
“Greenplum Connector” is made available for it. The Greenplum
connector imports implemented data resources such as database tables
and columns from Greenplum database versions 4.2.7 and 4.3. In order
to import metadata, you need to first create and configure DSN for
Greenplum database.
Creating and
Configuring DSN in Windows
You can configure access to a Greenplum
database by configuring an ODBC data source definition (DSN) for
Greenplum and by adding the directory location of the Greenplum
parallel file distribution program (gpfdist) to the system path. The
Greenplum Connector uses ODBC to connect and to execute statements
and uses the gpfdist program to exchange data with the Greenplum
database. Here are the detail steps
1. Start the Microsoft ODBC Data Source
Administrator.
- On a 32-bit Windows computer,
click Start > Control panel > Administrative Tools > Data
Sources (ODBC).
- On a 64-bit Windows computer,
navigate to C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe
2. Go to System DSN tab and click on
'Add
3. Select the IBM Greenplum Wire
Protocol driver from list of available drivers and click Finish.
4. Enter the DNS related information
like Host name, Port number and Database Name and then click on
'Test connect' button verify the connection.
5. Enter the Database name, User name
and password and then press OK to logon to Greenplum database. If
connection is successful then click 'Ok' on the next screen and then
click on 'Finish' button.
Importing
Metadata Using IMAM
1. Open
InfoSphere Metadata Asset Manager, then go to “Import Tab”.
Create new Import area by clicking on “Create Import Area” tab
in “Import” tab. Give the name of the Import Area, select the
Metadata Interchange Server and then Select Greenplum connector
under Pivotal category as shown below
3. Create
Data Connection if not already available. Provide all the necessary
information like the DSN name, User name, Password and Database. To
verify the connection, click on 'Test Connection' button. Check the
“Save Password' checkbox if you want to save the password. Click OK to exit
4. Click
on Icon next to “Assets to Import” field from the parameter
screen to select all the assets you want to import and click on “OK”
button
5. Select
the Host system and Database under which you want import metadata or
key-in the names and then click on Next button
6. Select
either 'Express Import' or 'Managed Import' to import metadata into
repository
7. Verify
the data in Repository Management after the successful import.
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