SAP BODS ETL Dataflows Setup
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I have a set of relational databases that must be pulled into SAP BusinessObjects Data Services, transformed, cleansed, and pushed onward without any data loss or integrity issues. The job revolves around building and fully configuring Dataflows inside the BODS Designer, validating each transform, and running the jobs end-to-end inside Management Console until everything finishes green.
Here’s how I picture the engagement:
• Connect BODS to the provided database repositories, import metadata, and set up the necessary datastores.
• Design efficient Dataflows that apply my business rules for data transformation and cleansing, including look-ups, mappings, and quality checks.
• Execute test runs, fine-tune for performance, and document every step so I can rerun or extend the flows later.
• Package the jobs neatly, schedule them, and hand over a concise runbook with screenshots, SQL used, and any custom functions.
Successful delivery means the jobs run start-to-finish without warnings, the output tables match the expected record counts and business rules, and I can follow your documentation to rerun the ETL on my own.
If you’re fluent in SAP BODS Designer/Management Console and comfortable tuning database-based extracts, I’m ready to share the connection details and jump in.
Here’s how I picture the engagement:
• Connect BODS to the provided database repositories, import metadata, and set up the necessary datastores.
• Design efficient Dataflows that apply my business rules for data transformation and cleansing, including look-ups, mappings, and quality checks.
• Execute test runs, fine-tune for performance, and document every step so I can rerun or extend the flows later.
• Package the jobs neatly, schedule them, and hand over a concise runbook with screenshots, SQL used, and any custom functions.
Successful delivery means the jobs run start-to-finish without warnings, the output tables match the expected record counts and business rules, and I can follow your documentation to rerun the ETL on my own.
If you’re fluent in SAP BODS Designer/Management Console and comfortable tuning database-based extracts, I’m ready to share the connection details and jump in.