DMDW 3. Student Presentation - Silverlight to MSSQL

DMDW Practical Task E = Excel T = Silverlight L = MS SQL Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Agenda General course of events Detailed plan Development process Presentation of running application Questions & End Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

General course of events Load file in Silverlight Project Store data in memory Run transformations on data Store data in database But that’s the general flow…. Now in details… Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Detailed plan 1/2 Search document for entered errors ,[object Object]

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blanks at end of entries2. Save document in unicode-text-format 3. Extract, Analyze & Normalize the document structure - original table structure (excel) - one table structure - normalized table structure 4. Create database Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Detailed plan 2/2 5. create & code - create silverlight navigation application - create a new web service - add web service as service reference - create user-interface - complete UI - features of the UI - code the functionalities - run “Create Tables” feature - run SQLMetal.exe - implement class file from SQLMetal.exe - finish coding Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Search document for errors Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Save document in unicode-format 1/3 Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Extract & Normalize the document structure 1/5 original table structure (excel) Tag  String Datum  Date Anfang  Time Ende  Time Raum  String Veranstaltungsname  String Dozent  String Kommentar  String Unknown  String Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Extract & Normalize the document structure 2/5 one table structure table: original id  int, Primary Key event  varchar(200), not NULL day  not in db  get from date date  date, not NULL start  varchar(10), not NULL finish  varchar(10), not NULL room  varchar(50), not NULL lecturer  varchar(200), not NULL comment  varchar(200) unknown  varchar(200) Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Extract & Normalize the document structure 3/5 normalized table structure 1/3 main table: events id  int, Primary Key eventname  int, not NULL  table: eventnames start  int, not NULL  table: times finish  int, not NULL  table: times date  int, not NULL  table: dates room  int, not NULL  table: rooms lecturer  int, not NULL  table: lecturers comment  varchar(200) unknown  varchar(200) Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Extract & Normalize the document structure 4/5 normalized table structure 2/3 table: eventnames id  int, Primary Key eventname  varchar(200), unique, not NULL table: times id  int, Primary Key Time  varchar(10), unique, not NULL table: dates id  int, Primary Key date  date, unique, not NULL Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Extract & Normalize the document structure 5/5 normalized table structure 3/3 table: rooms id  int, Primary Key room  varchar(50), unique, not NULL table: lecturers id  int, Primary Key lecturer  varchar(50), unique, not NULL Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create database 1/2 Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create database 2/2 Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create & Code 1/11 create a silverlight navigation application Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create & Code 2/11 create a new web service 1/2 Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create & Code 3/11 create a new web service 2/2 Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create & Code 4/11 Add web service as service reference 1/2 Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create & Code 5/11 Add web service as service reference 2/2 Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create & Code 6/11 create user-interface Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create & Code 7/11 use SQLMetal.exe Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create & Code 8/11 Code the functionality Code will be live presented in Visual Studio Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

Create & Code 9/11 run “Create Tables” feature Sebastian Burkart & Patrick Reichert

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