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Concepts
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pull various static files into postgres and do basic transformation without losing the original document
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or getting into custom code for each scenario
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## Storage
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all records are jsonb
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applied mappings are in associated jsonb documents
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## Import
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`COPY` function utilized
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## Mappings
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1. regular expressions are used to extract pieces of the json objects
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2. the results of the regular expressions are bumped up against a list of basic mappings and written to an associated jsonb document
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## Transformation tools
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* `COPY`
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* `regexp_matches()`
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## Difficulties
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Non standard file formats will require additional logic
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example: PNC loan balance and collateral CSV files
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1. External: Anything not in CSV should be converted external to Postgres and then imported as CSV
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2. Direct: Outside logic can be setup to push new records to tps.trans direct from non-csv fornmated sources or fdw sources
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## Interface
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maybe start out in excel until it gets firmed up
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* list existing mappings
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* apply mappings to see what results come back
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2017-07-13 22:45:54 -04:00
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* experiment with new mappings
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