Extracting data from Data Lake
Select the technology or technologies that best align your needs.
These methods are provided:
- Data Fabric application pages
- Data Fabric APIs & JDBC Driver
- Extraction through Data Lake flows
Data Fabric application pages
The pages in the Data Fabric application are used for incidental activities. For example: browsing the Data Lake to see which data is there, checking whether the status is OK, troubleshooting, trying out new queries, and so on.
See these pages:
- Atlas page
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Browse the data as sent to Data Lake, look at the ‘raw’ data, check properties such as date/times or sender logical ID.
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This method is available for all document types.
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For details, see Atlas
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- Compass page
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Explore the data through querying, with options to select specific properties, join data, filter data using a where clause, etc.
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This method is only available for ‘flat’ data in DSV or newline-delimited JSON format.
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The page has an option to download the result set.
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For details, see Compass
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Data Fabric APIs & JDBC Driver
Various methods are available for automated processing, application integration, regular data extraction and so on.
See these methods:
- Compass API
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Send queries and retrieve the results through the ION API gateway, with options to select specific properties, join data, filter data using a where clause, etc.
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This method is only available for ‘flat’ data in DSV or newline-delimited JSON format.
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For details, see Using Compass query APIs.
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- Data Lake API
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Retrieve data objects through the ION API gateway. Filtering capabilities are limited, and the data objects are retrieved as is.
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This method is available for all document types.
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- Compass JDBC driver
- Similar to the Compass API but using a JDBC interface.
- For details, see Compass JDBC Driver
Extraction through ION Data Lake flows
Infor ION provides the option to use Data Lake as the starting point for a data flow.
Data Lake flows:
- Sending new data objects from Data Lake to any destination through ION connectors, using modeled data flows.
- This method is available for all document types.
- For details on how to model Data Lake flows, see the Infor ION Desk User Guide.