Version 9.5.1
This section describes new features and enhancements in version 9.5.1.
Informatica Installer
This section describes new features and enhancements to the Informatica platform installer.
Pre-Installation (i9Pi) System Check Tool
If you run the Pre-Installation (i9Pi) System Check Tool, the values you enter during the system check appear as the default values in the Informatica installer during the services installation or upgrade.
Informatica Data Explorer
This section describes new features and enhancements to Informatica Data Explorer.
Data Domains
You can create data domains from the values and patterns in column profile results for use across the data systems or enterprise.
For more information, see Informatica Data Explorer 9.5.1 User Guide.
DDL Scripts from Profile Model
You can generate DDL scripts from the profile model. Supported databases are DB2, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server.
For more information, see Informatica Data Explorer 9.5.1 User Guide.
Enterprise Discovery
- •The enterprise discovery results layout has a new canvas for the graphical view of foreign key results and filter at the top that displays filter conditions.
- •You can save the graphical view of foreign key results as a .png file.
- •You can select the top-ranking approach to determine primary keys when you specify the foreign key inference options for enterprise discovery. The Developer tool uses the top-ranking method along with documented primary keys and user-defined primary keys to infer the foreign key relationships. Top ranking of inferred keys is based on the descending conformance percentage rounded to a single decimal precision.
For more information, see Informatica Data Explorer 9.5.1 User Guide.
Export to Microsoft Excel
You can export data domain discovery results to Microsoft Excel from both Analyst and Developer tools. Export enterprise discovery results from the Developer tool to the client machine or a server location set in the Data Integration Service properties of Informatica Administrator.
For more information, see Informatica Data Explorer 9.5.1 User Guide.
Model Repository (MRX) Views
The MRX_PROFILERUNSTAT view provides information about the run-time statistics of a profile, profile model, or scorecard. The view provides information such as the object name, request type, start time and end time of the object, username, and the domain the user belongs to.
The MRX_PROFILE_SUMMARY view provides a summary of profile objects. The view provides information about the object name, type, and internal IDs.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Model Repository (MRX) Views.
Scorecards
- •You can assign a metric weight for each metric in a scorecard.
- •The score of a metric group is the weighted average of all scores in the metric group.
- •You can configure scorecard notifications in the Analyst tool. Users receive email notifications when metric scores or metric group scores move across thresholds or remain in specific score ranges across multiple scorecard runs.
- •Assign the Model Repository Service privilege Manage Notifications to enable a user to configure scorecard notifications.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer User Guide.
Informatica Data Quality
This section describes new features and enhancements to Informatica Data Quality.
Accelerators
The set of Informatica accelerators includes the Informatica Data Quality Accelerator for Spain. The accelerator contains rules, reference tables, demonstration mappings, and demonstration data objects that solve common data quality issues in Spanish data.
The core accelerator includes the following rule:
- •Rule_Classify_Language. Use to classify data values based on the language of each value.
The Rule_Classify_Language rule classifies each data value as one of the following languages: Arabic, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, or Turkish.
The rule uses the Language_Classifier content set to analyze data values. When you import the core accelerator to the repository, you can configure a Classifier transformation to use the content set to classify data values by language.
The Brazil accelerator includes the following rules:
- •Rule_BRA_Personal_PIS_PASEP_Validation. Use to validate Brazilian social insurance numbers.
- •Rule_BRA_Personal_Voter_Registration_Validation. Use to validate the check digits in Brazil voter registration numbers.
Classifier Models
A classifier model is a type of reference data object that you can use to analyze input strings and determine the types of information they contain. You use a classifier model in a Classifier transformation.
Use a classifier model when input strings contain large amounts of data. For example, use a classifier model when you convert a series of documents or social media comments into a single data source.
You use the Developer tool to import classifier model files. The Model repository stores the classifier model object. The classifier model data is stored as a file on the Informatica services machine. The Content Management Service stores the path to the classifier model files that you import. Informatica uses the following directory path as the default location for classifier model files:
[Informatica_install_directory]/tomcat/bin/classifier
You can use the Content Management Service to update the location of the classifier model files on the Informatica services machine.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Data Quality User Guide.
Classifier Transformation
The Classifier transformation is a passive transformation that analyzes input fields and determines the type of information in each field. Use a Classifier transformation when each input field contains the contents of a document or a significant amount of text. A Classifier transformation uses a classifier model to analyze the input data.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer Transformation Guide.
Content Management Service
You can specify the temporary directory for the Content Management Service. The Content Management Service uses the directory to store reference table data during data import and export operations. You specify a directory on the Informatica services machine.
The default directory is [Informatica_install_directory]/Datafiles.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Administrator Guide.
Filter Projects
You can filter the list of projects that appear in the Object Explorer view before you connect to the Model repository. When you filter projects before you connect, you can decrease the amount of time that the Developer tool takes to connect to the repository.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer User Guide.
Informatica Data Director for Data Quality
You can use the following new features in Informatica Data Director for Data Quality:
- •You can export record or cluster data from a task instance in Data Director for Data Quality task to a comma-separated file.
- •When you log in as an administrator, you can find all task instances that share a common Human task parent.
- •When you log in as an administrator, you stop operations on all task instances that share a common Human task parent. The records associated the task instances pass to the next stage in the Human task.
- •You can view a unique task ID for every task instance.
- •You can filter the clusters in a duplicate record task by the cluster status.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Data Director for Data Quality User Guide.
Java Transformation
You can enable the Stateless advanced property for a Java transformation in the Developer tool. When you enable the Stateless advanced property, the Data Integration Service processes the input row without depending on the value of the previous row. The Stateless property is valid only in a Hive environment.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 HotFix 3 Developer Transformation Guide.
Lookup Transformation
You can create a Lookup transformation in the Developer tool that looks up data in a reference table.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer Transformation Guide.
Match Transformation
You can view logs in the Developer tool that display progress data for a mapping that runs a Match transformation. The mapping adds a record to the log every time the Match transformation performs 100,000 record comparisons.
You can select the following options when you configure a Match transformation to sort duplicate records into clusters:
- •You can specify that the transformation writes identical records directly to the cluster output. The link scores and driver scores for records in the clusters may change when you select this option.
- •You can specify that the transformation creates clusters that represent the best matches between one record and another in a data set. Use this option when you define an identity match strategy on a single data set.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer Transformation Guide.
Model Repository (MRX) Views
The MRX_OBJECT_SUMMARY view provides a summary of Model repository objects. The view provides information about the project that the object belongs to, the object path, and user activity on the object.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Model Repository (MRX) Views.
Reference Tables
You can assign privileges to users and groups on reference table objects. Use the Security options in the Administrator tool to assign privileges.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Administrator Guide.
User-Defined Parameters
In the Developer tool, you can create a user-defined parameter in reusable Aggregator, Joiner, Rank, Reference Table Lookup, Relational Lookup, and Sorter transformations. You can assign the parameter to the cache file directory, temporary file directory, or connection fields in the transformation.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer User Guide.
Workflows
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer Workflow Guide.
Informatica Data Services
This section describes new features and enhancements to Informatica Data Services.
Filter Projects
You can filter the list of projects that appear in the Object Explorer view before you connect to the Model repository. When you filter projects before you connect, you can decrease the amount of time that the Developer tool takes to connect to the repository.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer User Guide.
Find in Editor
In the Developer tool, you can search for attributes or virtual tables in the SQL data service editor. You can search for expressions, groups, ports, transformations, or virtual tables in the virtual table mapping editor. You can search for expressions, groups, ports, or transformations in the virtual stored procedure editor.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer User Guide.
Java Transformation
You can enable the Stateless advanced property for a Java transformation in the Developer tool. When you enable the Stateless advanced property, the Data Integration Service processes the input row without depending on the value of the previous row. The Stateless property is valid only in a Hive environment.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 HotFix 3 Developer Transformation Guide.
Lookup Transformation
You can create a Lookup transformation in the Developer tool that looks up data in a reference table.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer Transformation Guide.
Mapping Specification
- •After you import a flat file, the Analyst tool infers the Numeric or String datatypes for flat file columns based on the first 10,000 rows.
- •You can search for a table or table schema when you import a table.
- •You can export the mapping specification target as a table definition in the Analyst tool. The Analyst tool generates an SQL script that contains the table definition based on the structure of the mapping specification target. You can provide the script to a developer to create the mapping specification target as a table in a database.
- •If you do not have permissions to export the mapping specification to a PowerCenter repository, you can choose to export the mapping specification logic as an XML file. You can download this file and provide it to a PowerCenter developer to import as a mapplet or mapping in the PowerCenter repository.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Data Integration Analyst User Guide.
Model Repository (MRX) Views
The MRX_OBJECT_SUMMARY view provides a summary of Model repository objects. The view provides information about the project that the object belongs to, the object path, and user activity on the object.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Model Repository (MRX) Views.
ODBC Driver Installation
You can install the Informatica data services ODBC drivers in silent mode on UNIX and Windows machines.
For more information, see Informatica Data Services 9.5.1 User Guide.
User-Defined Parameters
In the Developer tool, you can create a user-defined parameter in reusable Aggregator, Joiner, Rank, Reference Table Lookup, Relational Lookup, and Sorter transformations. You can assign the parameter to the cache file directory, temporary file directory, or connection fields in the transformation.
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Developer User Guide.
Informatica Development Platform
This section describes new features and enhancements to Informatica Development Platform.
Design API
Version 9.5.1 includes the following enhancements for the Design API:
- •You can create a BAPI transformation to read or write cluster field data from an SAP table data.
- •You can create a folder with a pound sign (#) in the folder name.
- •You can create a Teradata MultiLoad connection object.
- •You can use the following special mask formats in a Data Masking transformation:
- - Credit card numbers
- - Advanced email addresses
- - IP addresses
- - Phone numbers
- - Social insurance numbers
- - URL addresses
- •You can create an XML source or XML target definition from an XML schema definition with an entity view or a hierarchical normalized view.
For more information, see Informatica Development Platform 9.5.1 IDP Developer Guide.
Informatica Domain
This section describes new features and enhancements to the Informatica domain.
Change Password Web Application
The Change Password web application allows you to change your password from Informatica Administrator and other Informatica client tools.
Command Line Programs
This section describes new commands and options for the Informatica command line programs.
infacmd cms Commands
The following table describes updated infacmd cms commands:
Command | Description |
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CreateService | Contains the following new options: - - -RepositoryUsername (-rsu). Required. User name to connect to the Model Repository Service.
- - -RepositoryPassword (-rsp). Required. User name to connect to the Model Repository Service.
- - -RepositorySecurityDomain (-rssd). Required if you use LDAP authentication. Name of the security domain that the user belongs to.
Update any script that uses the CreateService command with the new required options. |
ResyncData | Contains new option -Type (-t). This option specifies the type of model file to synchronize. You can specify probabilistic model files or classifier model files. |
UpdateServiceOptions | Enables new options: - - DataServiceOptions.RepositoryUsername. Specifies a username that the Content Management Service uses to connect to the Model Repository Service.
- - DataServiceOptions.RepositoryPassword. Specifies a password that the Content Management Service uses to connect to the Model Repository Service.
- - FileTransferOptions.TempLocation. Specifies a directory that the Content Management Service uses to stage data that it adds to a reference table.
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UpdateServiceProcessOptions | Enables new options: - - GeneralOptions.JVMOptions. Specifies Java memory allocation options and Java virtual machine command line options.
- - IdentityOptions.IdentityReferenceDataLocation. Specifies the location of identity population files.
- - IdentityOptions.IdentityCacheDir. Specifies the location of the cache directory used in identity match analysis.
- - IdentityOptions.IdentityIndexDir. Specifies the location of the index key directory used in identity match analysis.
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infacmd dis Commands
The following table describes an updated infacmd dis command:
Command | Description |
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CreateService | Contains new option -httpProtocolType (-pt). This option specifies the security protocol that the Data Integration Service uses. |
infacmd hts commands
infacmd hts commands manage the database tables that store Human task metadata.
The following table describes the infacmd hts commands:
Command | Description |
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CreateDB | Creates database tables that store Human task metadata. |
DropBD | Drops database tables that store Human task metadata. |
Exit | Stops all Human task operations, and passes the records associated with the task to the next stage in the workflow. |
infacmd ipc Commands
The following table describes an updated command:
Command | Description |
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ExportToPC | The option -DsServiceName (-dsn) is removed. You do not need to specify a Data Integration Service when you run the command. If you created scripts that use infacmd ipc ExportToPC, you must update the scripts. |
infacmd rtm Commands
The following table describes an updated command:
Command | Description |
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Export | The option -DataIntegrationService (-ds) is removed. You do not need to specify a Data Integration Service when you run the command. If you created scripts that use infacmd rtm Export, you must update the scripts. |
infacmd wfs Commands
The following table describes a new infacmd wfs command:
Command | Description |
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ListWorkflows | Lists the workflows in an application. |
For more information, see Informatica 9.5.1 Command Reference.
PowerCenter
This section describes new features and enhancements to PowerCenter.
Data Masking Transformation
You can configure advanced email address masking in the Data Masking transformation to create a realistic email address. You can generate an email address from a dictionary file or from the transformation output ports in the mapping. You can apply expressions to create an email address. You can also specify a domain dictionary to apply different domain names in the email address.
For more information, see the Informatica PowerCenter 9.5.1 Transformation Guide.
PowerCenter Big Data Edition
PowerCenter Big Data Edition consists of a set of components to process large and complex data sets that cannot be processed through standard database management tools.
PowerCenter Big Data Edition includes functionality from the following Informatica products: PowerCenter, Data Quality, Data Explorer, Data Transformation, Data Replication, PowerExchange for Hive, PowerExchange for HDFS, and social media adapters.
In addition to basic functionality associated with the Informatica products, you can perform the following functionality associated with big data:
- Access big data sources
- Access unstructured and semi-structured data, social media data, cloud applications data, and HDFS and Hive data. You can process data in a Informatica domain environment or a Hive environment.
- Replicate data
- Replicate big transactional data between heterogeneous databases and platforms.
- High-performance processing within the Informatica domain
- Distribute mapping, session, and workflow processing across nodes on a grid, enable partitioning to process partitions of data in parallel, and process data through highly available services. In a Informatica Domain or the native environment, the Integration Service runs a mapping, a profile, or a workflow. The Integration Service performs the data processing. The PowerCenter Integration Service runs the PowerCenter mappings, sessions, and workflows. The Data integration Service runs the Model repository mappings, profiles, and workflows.
- High-performance processing in a Hive environment
- Distribute mapping and profile processing across Hadoop cluster nodes in a Hive environment. In a Hive environment, you can configure a mapping, mappings in a workflow, or a profile to run on a Hadoop cluster from the Developer tool. You can import mappings from PowerCenter or you can develop mappings in the Developer tool. The Data Integration Service pushes the data processing to Hadoop. The Data Integration Service creates a Hive execution plan for the mapping or profile that consists of Hive queries. At run time, Hive generates MapReduce jobs for the Hive queries. You can monitor the MapReduce jobs in the Administrator tool and the Hadoop JobTracker
For more information, see PowerCenter Big Data Edition 9.5.1 User Guide.
Metadata Manager
This section describes new features and enhancements to Metadata Manager.
Data Lineage Performance Improvements
Metadata Manager generates data lineage diagrams much faster than it did in version 9.5.0.
Informatica Platform Resources
You can create and configure an Informatica Platform resource to extract metadata from an application deployed from Informatica Data Services or Informatica Data Quality. You can extract metadata from mappings and SQL data services.
For more information, see Informatica PowerCenter 9.5.1 Metadata Manager Administrator Guide.
Custom XConnect Created with a Load Template
- •When you create a custom model, you can upload and update the load template through the Model tab.
- •When you create the resource for the custom metadata, you can upload the source CSV files and map them to mapping rules in the new resource wizard.
- •When you create the resource for the custom metadata, you can specify an additional input file that contains pairs of objects that you want to link. The enumerated links file links elements in the custom resource with elements in another custom, packaged, or business glossary resource so that you can run data lineage analysis across the metadata sources.
For more information, see Informatica PowerCenter 9.5.1 Metadata Manager Custom Metadata Integration Guide.
Rule-Based Links
- •You can use rule-based links to link objects in a custom resource or a business glossary resource to non-endpoint elements in a PowerCenter resource.
- •You can upload linking rule set files through the Load tab.
For more information, see Informatica PowerCenter 9.5.1 Metadata Manager Custom Metadata Integration Guide.
Informatica Business Glossary
- Informatica Business Glossary Desktop
The Business Glossary Desktop is a desktop application that you can use to look up business terms and business term details in a business glossary. You can highlight a word in any application, such as an email application, and use hotkeys to look up the word in Business Glossary Desktop. The Business Glossary Desktop runs in the background and is accessible from the Windows system menu.
You can install the Business Glossary Desktop on a machine with the graphical installer. Or, an administrator can run the silent installer to install the Business Glossary Desktop on multiple machines.
For more information, see Informatica Business Glossary 9.5.1 Desktop Guide and Informatica Business Glossary Desktop 9.5.1 Installation and Configuration Guide.
- Revise Published Business Terms
Revise a draft version of a published business term to change the term. When you revise a published term, Metadata Manager creates a revision copy of the term. After you make changes in the revision, you can follow the approval process to publish the term. Metadata Manager updates the original term, deletes the revision, and tracks changes in an audit trail.
For more information, see Informatica PowerCenter 9.5.1 Metadata Manager Business Glossary Guide.
- Informatica Business Glossary API
You can use the Business Glossary API with any client that uses the HTTP protocol to request and retrieve business glossary data. The Business Glossary API allows developers to integrate lookups to the business glossary in other applications. The Business Glossary API is a REST API. The Business Glossary API uses the HTTP GET method to retrieve data from a business glossary.
For more information, see Informatica Business Glossary 1.0 API Guide.
Metadata Manager Application Properties
The following table describes new Metadata Manager application properties in the imm.properties file:
Property | Description |
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Catalog_Import_Batch_Size | The number of elements that Metadata Manager processes in one batch when you import metadata for a custom resource or a business glossary from an XML file. Increase this value if errors occur during XML import. |
Glossary_Import_Export_Requires_Manage_Glossary_Privilege | Determines whether a user must have the Manage Glossary privilege to export or import a business glossary. |
For more information, see Informatica PowerCenter 9.5.1 Metadata Manager Administrator Guide.
Performance Metrics
Metadata Manager writes lineage metrics such as number of links, number of resources, and graph build time to the following file:
<Informatica installation directory>\tomcat\temp\<service name>\logs\lineage_perf.csv
Resource Configuration Files
Resource configuration files contain new elements that provide information about the schedule that is attached to the resource and the enumerated links files that are associated with the resource.
Utilities to Migrate Resources and Resource Configuration Files
The following table describes new command line programs that allow you to migrate resources and resource configuration files:
Program | Description |
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rmu.bat | Migrates version 9.1.0 resources to version 9.5.1 resources. Also migrates deprecated resources. |
rcfmu.bat | Migrates a version 9.1.0 resource configuration file to a version 9.5.1 resource configuration file. |
For more information, see Informatica PowerCenter 9.5.1 Metadata Manager Administrator Guide.
PowerExchange Adapters
This section describes new features and enhancements to PowerExchange adapters.
Adapters for PowerCenter
- PowerExchange for Greenplum
- - The following table describes the new session properties you can configure for a PowerExchange for Greenplum session:
Property | Description |
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Reuse Table | Determines if the gpload utility drops the external table objects and staging table objects it creates. The gpload utility reuses the objects for future load operations that use the same load specifications. |
Delete Control File | Determines if the PowerCenter Integration Service must delete the gpload control file after the session is complete. |
Gpload Log File Location | The file system location where the gpload utility generates the gpload log file. |
Gpload Control File Location | The file system location where the PowerCenter Integration Service generates the gpload control file. |
Encoding | Character set encoding of the source data. |
Pipe Location | The file system location where the pipes used for data transfer are created. |
- - You can configure pass-through partitioning for Greenplum sessions. PowerExchange for Greenplum supports pass-through partitioning.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for Greenplum 9.5.1 User Guide for PowerCenter.
- PowerExchange for Microsoft Dynamics CRM
- - You can run the PowerExchange for Microsoft Dynamics CRM server component on AIX and HP-UX.
- - PowerExchange for Microsoft Dynamics CRM uses Office 365 for passport authentication.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 9.5.1 User Guide for PowerCenter.
- PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver BI
- - PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver BI supports SAP BI version 7.3.
- - You can import a 7.x DataSource from an SAP BI version 7.3 system as a target in the PowerCenter Designer and include it in a mapping. You can create a workflow for the mapping and configure an InfoPackage in the SAP system to load data to the Persistent Storage Area (PSA). You can then create a data transfer process to load the data from the PSA to an SAP target.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver 9.5.1 User Guide for PowerCenter.
- PowerExchange for Teradata Parallel Transporter API
- You can authenticate a user using either Native or LDAP authentication.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for Teradata Parallel Transporter API 9.5.1 User Guide for PowerCenter.
- PowerExchange for Ultra Messaging
- - You can filter the messages that you want to read from an Ultra Messaging source.
- - You can configure message fields in an Ultra Messaging target definition to be not null to ensure that the target has valid values.
- - PowerExchange for Ultra Messaging supports the datetime datatype. The datetime datatype has a precision of 23 and a scale of 3.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for Ultra Messaging 9.5.1 User Guide for PowerCenter.
Adapters for Informatica
- PowerExchange for DataSift
- - You can extract social media data from DataSift streams.
- - You can use Informatica Developer to create a DataSift data object, specify resources, and create a data object operation. You can use the data object operation as a source in the mappings.
- - You can specify a single hash value, a list of hash values, or CSDL code to extract data from DataSift streams.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for DataSift 9.5.1 User Guide.
- PowerExchange for Facebook
- - You can access Facebook through an HTTP proxy server.
- - You can specify a list of access tokens that the Data Integration Service can use at run time to authenticate access to Facebook.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for Facebook 9.5.1 User Guide.
- PowerExchange for HDFS
- - You can access data in a Hadoop Distributed file System (HDFS) cluster.
- - You can read and write fixed-width and delimited file formats with a flat file data object. You can read or write compressed files.
- - You can read text files and binary file formats such as a sequence file from HDFS with a complex file data object. You can specify the compression format of the files. You can use the binary stream output of the complex file data object as input to a Data Processor transformation, which can parse the file.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for HDFS 9.5.1 User Guide.
- PowerExchange for Hive
- - You can access data in a Hive data warehouse.
- - You can read data from Hive in native or Hive run-time environments. You can write to Hive only if the run-time environment is Hive.
- - You can create a Hive connection to run Informatica mappings in the Hadoop cluster. You can specify the Hive validation and run-time environment for Informatica mappings.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for Hive 9.5.1 User Guide.
- PowerExchange for LinkedIn
- - You can access LinkedIn through an HTTP proxy server.
- - You can specify a list of access tokens that the Data Integration Service can use at run time to authenticate access to LinkedIn.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for LinkedIn 9.5.1 User Guide.
- PowerExchange for Teradata Parallel Transporter API
- - You can use PowerExchange for Teradata Parallel Transporter API to load large volumes of data into Teradata tables by using Load or Stream system operators.
- - You can use the Developer tool to create a Teradata data object and create a data object write operation. You can use the data object write operation as a target in the mappings.
- - You can run mappings developed in the Developer tool. You can run the mappings in the native environment or in a Hive environment.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for Teradata Parallel Transporter API 9.5.1 User Guide.
- PowerExchange for Twitter
- - You can access Twitter through an HTTP proxy server.
- - You can specify a list of access tokens that the Data Integration Service can use at run time to authenticate access to Twitter.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for Twitter 9.5.1 User Guide.
- PowerExchange for Web Content-Kapow Katalyst
- You can use Kapow Katalyst through an HTTP proxy server to access web content.
For more information, see Informatica PowerExchange for Web Content-Kapow Katalyst 9.5.1 User Guide.
Documentation
This section describes new features and enhancements to the documentation.
Business Glossary Desktop
Business Glossary Desktop includes the following new guides:
- Informatica Business Glossary Desktop Guide
- Contains information about using Business Glossary Desktop to look up business terms and business term details in a business glossary.
- Informatica Business Glossary Desktop Installation and Configuration Guide
- Contains information about installing and configuring Business Glossary Desktop.
- Informatica Business Glossary API Guide
Contains information about the Business Glossary API, which developers can use to integrate lookups to the business glossary in other applications.