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Import from flat file or file, databases, or distributed storage systems
- Locate and remove or modify missing or mismatched data
- Unnest complex data structures
- Identify statistical outliers in your data for review and management
- Perform lookups from one dataset into another reference dataset
- Aggregate columnar data using a variety of aggregation functions
- Normalize column values for more consistent usage and statistical modeling
- Merge datasets with joins
- Append one dataset to another through union operations
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: You have aD s item item account
and can login.D s item item account - If you do not have an account, you may be able to self-register through the application.
If not, please contact your
.D s item item administrator See Login.
- If you are importing data from a location other than your local file system, you must have the appropriate role in your user account. See Import Basics.
- Example data: You should use a sample set of data during this workflow.
Basic Workflow
- Review object overview: Before you begin, you should review the overview of the objects that are created and maintained in
. See Object Overview.D s product - Import data: Integrate data from a variety of sources of data. See Import Basics.
- Profile your data: Before, during, and after you transform your data, you can use the visual profiling tools to quickly analyze and make decisions about your data. See Profiling Basics.
- Build transform recipes: Use the various views in the Transformer Page to build your transform recipes and preview the results on sampled data. See Transform Basics.
Run job: Launch a job to run your recipe on the full dataset. Review results and iterate as needed. See Running Job Basics.
- Export results: Export the generated results data for use outside of
. See Export Basics.D s product
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