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Architecture of Master Data Services in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2

Required Slide. SESSION CODE: BIE203. Architecture of Master Data Services in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2. John McAllister Group Program Manager Microsoft Corporation. Today’s Agenda. Discuss architecture Build a solution. What is the problem?.

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Architecture of Master Data Services in Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2

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  1. Required Slide SESSION CODE: BIE203 Architecture of Master Data Services inMicrosoft SQL Server 2008 R2 John McAllister Group Program Manager Microsoft Corporation

  2. Today’s Agenda Discuss architecture Build a solution

  3. What is the problem? You need reliable datathat you can manage and share– an authoritative source

  4. How does the problem present itself? Which is the real XYZ Corp? Resolve XYZ Corp’s address Does product xrb019 = fft019? Add 15 attributes to product xrb019 Information workers can’t edit dimensions ERP – USA ERP – Europe Warehouse or analytic app Operational MDM Difficulty coordinating multiple systems Difficulty managing dimensions Analytic MDM

  5. How does MDS help solve the problem?

  6. MDS Logical Architecture Web UI (Stewardship & Administration) Service Adapter Public WCF Endpoint WCF Service Implementation Business Logic & Data Access Configuration Manager SQL Mail Notifications SQL Server 2008 R2 Procedures, Functions Staging Tables Models Master data Application Security Transactions history SharePoint Workflows Managed Schema Subscription Views

  7. Example Deployment ERP MDM Server Web User Real-time (BizTalk) Modeling, Stewardship Application (Service) CRM SharePoint Workflow Database Bulk (SSIS) Cube Dimensions Outlook Email Notification

  8. What do I need to do, Really? • Decide what problem to solve • What data? • How does it integrate? • Build a model • Load data • Refine the model • Integrate

  9. What problem do I want to solve? • Start small • Limit the number of interfaces • Find something with solid business justification

  10. Build a Model • Oh no! Not another model! • MDM Core Concepts • Model – A container for all other MDM objects – think schema • Entity – A group of items related by a similar type – think table • Member – An individual data item – think row • Attributes – A description of a member – think column • Hierarchy - an implicit or explicit containing relationship between members • Rule – A declarative condition or action on a member

  11. Create a model called location • Create attributes called location type, square feet • Build a hierarchy based on location type Build a Model DEMO

  12. Location Model Entity Location _________________ Code Name Location Type Square Feet Location Type _________________ Code Name

  13. Move data into Staging Tables • Process Staging Load Data DEMO

  14. Business Rules • Establish a notification process • Apply Security Refine the Model DEMO

  15. Batch • Data in (Staging) • Data out (Subscriptions) • Transactional • API • BizTalk Integrate DEMO

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