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Collecting Data from Jazz for ETL Purposes


Boris Kuschel (331113) | asked Feb 02 '07, 9:18 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Hi,

I am a member of the Polaris project and we are interested in Jazz
collecting metrics related to quality and schedule. The intent is to
collect Jazz project information and roll it up into a warehouse in
Polaris for portfolio management purposes. More information can be found
on our community source web site:
https://cs.opensource.ibm.com/projects/polaris/

What is the best recommended approach for collecting data out of Jazz?
From what i understand, direct database access is not supported so we
would need to go through some sort of Java API. This is definately an
option but i was wondering if there were some other more direct means for
collecting for ETL purposes into a warehouse.

Boris

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Rafik Jaouani (5.0k16) | answered Feb 02 '07, 5:57 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Boris,

Jazz has a reporting component that creates a data warehouse to collect
metrics similar to what you need.
We use the java APIs to collect the data. We also register asynch tasks on
the server to keep the data up to date.

Rafik

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Hi,

I am a member of the Polaris project and we are interested in Jazz
collecting metrics related to quality and schedule. The intent is to
collect Jazz project information and roll it up into a warehouse in
Polaris for portfolio management purposes. More information can be found
on our community source web site:
https://cs.opensource.ibm.com/projects/polaris/

What is the best recommended approach for collecting data out of Jazz?
From what i understand, direct database access is not supported so we
would need to go through some sort of Java API. This is definately an
option but i was wondering if there were some other more direct means for
collecting for ETL purposes into a warehouse.

Boris

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