Getting started with Master Data Services 2012
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This document provides an overview of Master Data Services 2012. It discusses key concepts such as models, entities, attributes, hierarchies and collections. It also covers loading data into MDS, business rules and validations, and consuming master data. The presentation aims to introduce attendees to MDS and demonstrate how it can be used to consolidate master data from various sources into a central hub to standardize definitions across an enterprise.
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Getting started with Master Data Services 2012
- 1. GETTING STARTED WITH MASTER DATA SERVICES 2012 Luis Figueroa – MCITP(BI) | MCT
- 2. LUIS FIGUEROA SOLUTIONS ARCHITECT - TEKPARTNERS BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SOLUTIONS MICROSOFT CERTIFIED IT PROFESSIONAL (BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE) MICROSOFT CERTIFIED TRAINER PRESIDENT – MICROSOFT BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE USER GROUP OF SOUTH FLORIDA DIRECTOR AT LARGE – SOUTH FLORIDA SQL SERVER USER GROUP SQL PASS COMMUNITY LEADER SQL SATURDAY SPEAKER AND ORGANIZER Blog: https://blog.extremebi.net Twitter: @LuisEFigueroa LinkedIn: /In/LuisEFigueroa
- 3. AGENDA Versions of the truth Meet Master Data Services MDS Models Hierarchies and Collections MDS validation and business rules The Master Data Hub Demo
- 4. VERSIONS OF THE TRUTH
- 6. MEET MASTER DATA SERVICES
- 7. MASTER DATA FLOWS INTO MASTER DATA SERVICES FOR CONSOLIDATION * Think Customers, vendors, products, locations, etc. Data that provides context to your measures. *
- 10. MDS MODELS Container that encapsulate entities, hierarchies and collections that define a business entity or area of interest. Models can be versioned.
- 11. ENTITIES In their simplest form they are the base container for data. You can think of it as the equivalent of a database table. It contains all of the attributes that define a business entity.
- 12. ATTRIBUTES Describe a member of an entity. You can think of them as the equivalent of a table’s column. Can be free from, Domain based or a file.
- 14. HIERARCHIES A hierarchy is a tree structure that represents the relationships between members. You can use them to: - Group similar members for organizational purposes. - Consolidate and summarize members for reporting and analysis. Members have one and only one parent.
- 15. DERIVED HIERARCHIES Based on parent-child relationships between two existing entities. Relationships are inferred based on domain-based values.
- 16. EXPLICIT HIERARCHIES Contain leaf members from one entity. Consolidated members are created and leaf members are explicitly assigned to the consolidated members.
- 17. COLLECTIONS Groups of consolidated members of an explicit hierarchy and leaf members from a single entity.
- 18. BUSINESS RULES AND VALIDATIONS
- 19. BUSINESS RULES - If / Then statements that check for the existence of a given condition across the attributes of a member. They can initiate actions such as defaulting values, changing values, validations and external workflows. - Business rules are evaluated in an order corresponding to the priority assigned to them.
- 20. LOADING DATA INTO MDS
- 21. LOAD DATA INTO STAGING TABLES Use any method supported to load data into SQL server. ERP CRM LOB Spread-Mart ERP CRM LOB Spread-Mart SSIS / Data Quality Services Azure market
- 22. EXECUTE STAGING STORED PROCEDURES - stg_udp.EntityName_Leaf - Stg.udp_EntityName_Consolidated - Stg.udp.EntityName_Relationship ERP CRM LOB Spread-Mart ERP CRM LOB Spread-Mart SSIS / Data Quality Services Azure market Staging stored procedures
- 24. SUBSCRIPTION VIEWS Standard SQL Server views that provide access only to the entity’s attributes in a variety of formats. ERP CRM LOB Spread-Mart ERP CRM LOB Spread-Mart SSIS / Data Quality Services Azure market Staging stored procedures SQL Server Views Staging tables MDS internal tables Subscription view creation
- 25. THE MASTER DATA HUB
- 26. MASTER DATA HUB ARCHITECTURE After data is generated in the multiple OLTP applications, the data is extracted with SSIS for cleansing and deduplicated using DQS. It is then loaded into Master Data Services for consolidation and management by the data stewards. Master data can then flow back to the OLTP systems standardizing the definition of business entities across the enterprise. ERP CRM LOB Spread-Mart ERP CRM LOB Spread-Mart SSIS / Data Quality Services Azure market Staging stored procedures SQL Server Views Staging tables MDS internal tables Subscription view creation Master Data Services Manager Master Data Services Add-In for Excel Data Warehouse
- 27. DEMO TIME
- 28. RESOURCES Implementing a data warehouse with SQL Server 2012 Microsoft Press Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Master Data Services (McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media) Microsoft Books Online - Master Data Services http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee633763.aspx
- 29. CONNECT WITH US MICROSOFT BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE USERS GROUP HTTP://MSBISF.SQLPASS.ORG/ SOUTH FLORIDA SQL SERVER USERS GROUP HTTP://SFSSUG.COM PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR SQL SERVER (PASS) HTTP://SQLPASS.ORG Blog: https://blog.extremebi.net Twitter: @LuisEFigueroa LinkedIn: /In/LuisEFigueroa