It’s tricky but the short answer is yes, sorta. There are certain limitations, of course, but with some creative problem solving, you can do quite a bit with this ETL tool.
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Joseph A. di Paolantonio Benjamin B. Goewey Much of the current hype in Data Management & Analytics today is around the concept of Big Data, and Hadoop is at the center of the hype storm. The other two hot areas are Mobile & Elastic Cloud Computing. Cloud is central to […]
Anyone who has ever actually attempted it may have noticed that Pentaho Report Designer does not natively accept XMLA as a datasource. It is still possible, and this little guide will step you through how to do this. We used MSSQL 2008R2 with the standard Adventure Works example data loaded. […]
When running an ETL in Pentaho Data Integration (Kettle), logging is normally done in a log file on the local system. When running an ETL through Carte or the BI server, it will add the information to their own separate local log file. These directions will allow the log information […]