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Most popular Informatica certification courses offered in line with industry demand for professionals are as follows:-
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INFORMATICA PowerCenter Administration and Architecture (click here to expand)
OverviewThis instructor-led course is designed for participants to learn the fundamentals of administering PowerCenter Servers and content.
Who will the course benefit?Working professionals who wish to gain expertise in PowerCenter installation, administration and deployment.
What skills will the student gain?After the completion of this course, you will be able to:
1. Platform components and Service Architecture
2. Nomenclature
3. Repository Service
4. Installation
5. Security
6. Object sharing
7. Repository organization and migration
8. Database connections
9. Workflow Manager Configuration
10. Workflow properties
11. Running and monitoring workflows
12. Workflow and task errors
Admission Conditions Duration Certification I.T. Administration, Business Intelligence, MIS or Database Administration background 32 hours Certificate of participation
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INFORMATICA PowerCenter Level I Developer (click here to expand)
OverviewThis instructor-led course exposes the core features of Informatica PowerCenter 8 through lectures, hands-on exercises and workshops. In addition to gaining tremendous insight into the data integration platform, students will be exposed to Informatica Velocity Best Practices.
Who will the course benefit?Working professionals who wish to gain expertise in PowerCenter Development.
What skills will the student gain?After the completion of this course, you will be able to:
• Data Integration Concepts
• PowerCenter Components and User Interface
• Source Qualifier
• Expression, Filter, File Lists and Workflow Scheduler
• Joins, Features and Techniques I
• Lookups and Reusable Transformations
• Debugger
• Sequence Generator
• Lookup Caching, More Features and Techniques
• Sorter, Aggregator and Self-Join
• Router, Update Strategy and Overrides
• Dynamic Lookup and Error Logging
• Unconnected Lookup, Parameters and Variables
• Mapplets
• Mapping Design
• Workflow Variables and Tasks
• More Tasks and Reusability
• Worklets and More Tasks
• Workflow Design
Admission Conditions Duration Certification Basic Understanding of Database Concepts
Basic Understanding of Data WareHouse, Data Mining, Data Synchronization Concepts.
32 hours Certificate of participation
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INFORMATICA PowerCenter Level II Developer (click here to expand)
OverviewThis instructor-led course complements and extends the PowerCenter 8 Level I Developer course. The course is
Who will the course benefit?
intended for developers with more than six months of PowerCenter 8 experience. Topics covered include: Advanced Mapping Techniques; Advanced Workflow Techniques; Transaction Control; Workflow Recovery; Error Handling; Performance Tuning; Repository Reporting; Memory Allocation; and Pipeline Partitioning.
This course is designed for PowerCenter developers who have taken the PowerCenter Level I Developer course (or equivalent) and have at least six months' experience working with PowerCenter.
What skills will the student gain?After the completion of this course, you will be able to:
• Describe the PowerCenter 8 architecture
• Given a mapping specification, build a corresponding mapping, using the techniques including: variables and parameter
• files; dynamic caching; data-driven and incremental aggregation; de normalization; user-defined and custom functions
• Control workflow behavior with restart junctions, control tables, workflow variables, and dynamic scheduling
• Configure workflows for recovery
• Use transaction control to manage writing to targets
• Configure PowerCenter’s handling of data errors
• Manage objects in one or more repositories
• Configure workflows for recovery
• Use transaction control to manage writing to targets
• Configure PowerCenter’s handling of data errors
• Manage objects in one or more repositories
• Optimize PowerCenter’s memory usage
• Using a standardized methodology, optimize the performance of PowerCenter in your environment
• Use partitions and stages to improve performance
Admission Conditions Duration Certification Should have taken the PowerCenter Level I Developer course (or equivalent) or have 6 months hands-on experience on PowerCenter 8 Level I Developer 32 hours Certificate of participation

