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TSDS Technical Course Module 3:

Loading Data Using the DTU

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Course Menu

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 Process Map Overview  File Preparation

 DTU Overview

 DTU On Demand

 DTU Schedule Tab

 DTU Recent Transfer History  DTU Logs & Configuration Tabs  Wrap up

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Course Pre-requisites

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TEAL

TSDS

Overview

TSDS

Technical

Overview

TSDS

TEDS

and

CSVT

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TSDS High Level End User Process Map

Overview

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Data Loading Process Map

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Overview of Data Loading Process

6 • Interchange extracts are created from source systems in XML format • Must align with

TEDS

• Downloaded from TSDS Portal • Used by LEAs

& ESCs to validate XML interchanges prior to loading • Errors in

interchanges must be corrected in source systems & revalidated LEA Source Systems Client Side Validation Tool

• A secure FTP file transfer client utility • Downloaded from

TSDS Portal & installed at LEA/ESC • Facilitates On

Demand & Scheduled file transfers

• Sends XML files to eDM

• Uses Service Account credentials for login & password • User selects files to

be transferred • File name is

validated • User can view

transfer status

Data Transfer Utility (DTU)

• Automatically picks up files that have been transferred by the DTU

• Runs files though data validations & updates the ODS

• Users can also manually upload files • Error files are

generated at initial file validation & again during ETL process • Errors in interchanges

must be corrected in source systems & revalidated

• User can verify that the ODS has been updated by viewing status in the eDM

eDM (Manage Data Loads)

• User schedules and can monitor the promotion of data from the ODS to the PDM • User specifies

collection and submission (e.g. Fall, First) • User selects

Category (e.g. Staff) and Sub Category(ies) to be loaded (e.g. Employment Payroll Summary) • User can monitor

the status

PEIMS Application

Dashboards Data Mart

• Data is loaded from ODS to a staging DDM

• If load successful, then it is moved to the production DDM for studentGPS™ display

• Metric calculations occur during the load of data from the ODS to the DDM • Data is

automatically refreshed nightly, no user interaction needed

• System will prevent incomplete data from being loaded

Core Collections • Early Childhood Data submission for kinder and pre-k • Charter and

Public Schools • Data Collected include; demographic and, Assessment, • Data is

converted for ODS loading

ECDS Application

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File Preparation for Data Submission to

the TSDS DTU

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Naming Convention Elements

 For each XML Interchange File submitted to the TSDS system, the system

must identify the correct organization and data collection in order to process the file correctly.

 There must be an underscore (_) between each element in the file name.  The XML Interchange File must meet the TEDS naming convention

 Note that the DTU only accepts files with an .xml extension  The DTU cannot process zip files

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TSDS Data Transfer Utility (TSDS DTU)

Overview

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TSDS DTU: Installation Guide

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TSDS DTU: Installation Configuration &

File Archives

 The DTU will archive files per collection by creating a zip file in the “TMP”

folder under DTU installation directory

 There is a check box in the configuration panel as “remove archive files

after the transfer” if it’s enabled the DTU will delete zip files under the

“TMP” folder after the transfer, if it is not enabled the DTU will not remove the zip file. The DTU does not remove the original files selected for an On Demand transfer.

 As for scheduled transfers, the DTU will create a zip file per collection

under the scheduled task’s folder

 The DTU will delete the original files and create an archive folder under the

original source folder. The DTU will place the zip files it transfers into the archive folder. These zip files are not deleted by the DTU. It is the LEA responsibility to remove these files.

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TSDS DTU: Locate Icon

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TSDS DTU: Local Access

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Select TSDS DTU under the installation folder

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TSDS DTU: Local Access

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TSDS DTU: Local Access

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• Enter the TEAL ID for your service account

• Note that after the initial installation, the TSDS DTU is accessed locally

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TSDS DTU: Navigation Tabs

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TSDS DTU: Quick Reference Guides

 The DTU has two means of transferring XML Interchange Files  On Demand Transfers

 Scheduled Transfers

 Under this course in Project Share there are quick reference guides for

each of these functions

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TSDS DTU: On Demand Tab Navigation

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This section displays all the files the user adds

This section displays all the files the user transferred

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Step 1 – add files

Step 2 – select files *Users can hold down the

Control key to select multiple files at once. 20

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TSDS DTU: On Demand Tab Select File

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If there is an error in the file naming convention, the system will generate an Invalid File Name error message

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TSDS DTU: On Demand

Tab Invalid File Name

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To remove files: 1. Select the file(s)

2. Click on Remove files button 23

TSDS DTU: On Demand

Tab Remove Files

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To transfer the files:

1. User can select one or more files by clicking on the checkboxes in the select column

2. User can click on the Transfer button. The file will be transferred to the Transfer file area

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TSDS DTU: On Demand

Tab Transfer Files

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A ZIP file is created per interchange collection and appears in the Transfer Status section

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TSDS DTU: On Demand

Tab Transfer Status

*Note: SFTP default port 22 is used to file transfers.*

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Transfer Status

 The user can also cancel the transfer process before the transfer is

complete. The transfer status will then be displayed as Cancelled

 If the user completes a transfer successfully, the transfer status will be

displayed as Done

 The user can select any row in the Transfer Status section by clicking

on the selection checkbox or by clicking anywhere in the row – click on View Zip Content

 The file name(s) that the user transferred will appear in a dialog box

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TSDS DTU: On Demand

Tab Transfer Status

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TSDS DTU: Schedule Tab Functions

 The user can create and manage scheduled tasks by going to the

Schedule tab:

 View existing scheduled tasks  Create a scheduled transfer  Edit a scheduled transfer  Delete a scheduled transfer

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The user can create any number of scheduled tasks by clicking Add New Task

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TSDS DTU: Schedule

Tab Add New Task

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TSDS DTU: Schedule Daily Task

Required fields

Daily Settings 30

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TSDS DTU: Schedule Weekly Task

Weekly Settings 31

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TSDS DTU: Schedule Monthly Tasks

Monthly Settings 32

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TSDS DTU: Schedule Tab Edit Task

The user can edit any field or delete the instance by selecting Edit 33

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TSDS DTU: Schedule Tab Delete Task

The user can delete daily, weekly or monthly

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TSDS DTU: Recent Transfer

History Tab

Status: Completed, Cancelled or Failed

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TSDS DTU: Logs Tab

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TSDS DTU: Log File Folder

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Wrap Up, and Questions

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Wrap Up

Today we talked about:

 Review the TSDS High Level End User Process Map  Review the TSDS Data Transfer Utility (TSDS DTU)  Learn how to transfer XML Interchange Files

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