on 02-18-2012 11:04 AM
I am a new user of BODS and Have used SCD type 2 (delta's) capturing and loading the difference of data to targets.
Trying to understand the difference between CDC and scd type 2.
CDC says capture changed data, so i assume both are same, is that true?
thanks for the helpful info.
CDC is Change Data Capture -
The CDC methods will enable you to extract and load only the new or changed records form the source, rather than loading the entire records from the source. Also called as delta or incremental load.
SCD Type 2 (Slowly Changing Dimension Type 2)
This lets you store/preserve the history of changed records of selected dimensions as per your choice. The transaction table / source table will mostly have only the current value and is used in certain cases where in the history of a certain dimension is required for analysis purpose.
Regards,
Suneer
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Hi Varalakshmi,
Please refer below link:
Map CDC Operation - Enterprise Information Management - SCN Wiki
You can also download atl zip file for MAP CDC & import in data services .
Regards,
Santosh
CDC- Change data capture is about the extraction from the
source database.It is used to incrementally extract changed or new records from a source, so that you don't download the whole database each time. Also know as incremental extraction.
while
SCD- Slowly changing dimension is about loading the target
database. It is a way to apply updates to a target so that the original data is preserved.
It is independent of the extract, it deals with changed data whether the data arrives in bulk or incrementally.
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