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Talend Open Studio 3.1 is an open-source application that smooths the design and execution of data integration projects. The Talend Open Studio ETL (extraction, trasformation and loading) tool inherits a familiar graphical interface from the Eclipse platform on which it's built, and enables users to get off to a quick start through the provision of a broad range of data source components.
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- A Familiar Interface
Since Talend Open Studio is based on Eclipse, I found its interface familiar from the first time I fired it up. - File Metadata
With the product's New Delimited File wizard, I made short work of mydata-source-tweaking chores. - Job Design Canvas
I dragged my data source and target components onto the product's jobdesign canvas. - Job Statistics
While my jobs ran, I could watch as that product's rows, rows-per-second and elapsed-time indicators marked the flow of my test data. - Database Connections
I could choose from 31 different types of database connections, which included a full range of database products as well as generic ODBC and JDBC connections. - Database Settings
I modified a few settings for the database output element, indicating, for instance, that TOS should create a new table to receive the data. - Data in Place
After importing my campaign data from my CSV files to MySQL, I confirmed that the records had arrived safely. - SQL Builder
I used the product's SQL Builder to pick out subsets of my data for further processing or migration. - tMap Element
The product's tMap component allowed me to map particular columns from my database to a SugarCRM Web service, while transforming certain columns en route.
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