Database integrator
Also searched as: Integrador de bases de datos
Code 2521.4
What does a Database integrator do?
Database integrators perform integration among different databases. They maintain integration and ensure interoperability.
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Essential skills
Knowledge
- information structure
- ICT debugging tools
- data extraction, transformation and loading tools
- resource description framework query language
- query languages
- database management systems
Skills and competences
- Transformar datos entre diferentes formatos y vocabularios para la interoperabilidad
- create database diagrams
- execute integration testing
- balance database resources
- manage data
- manage ICT legacy implication
- integrate ICT data
- perform data cleansing
- use interface description language
- verify formal ICT specifications
Transversal competences
- implement data warehousing techniques
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