Overview
With Blindata SQL Lineage, you can easily manage and monitor your data movements, ensuring adherence to regulations and mitigating data security risks. The software module is user-friendly and highly configurable, making it easy to customize to your unique needs. Plus, being open API compliant allows you to easily integrate Blindata SQL Lineage into your existing tech stack.
Features
The automated SQL parser generates a SQL syntax tree displaying data flows and transformations in statements. Then it further simplifies this representation by removing transformations, creating a lineage graph connecting only tables and columns.
With drill-down capabilities embedded in the lineage visualization, you can quickly find out the script or routine that generates a given dataflow or analyze transformation details with just a few clicks.
Blindata provides automated SQL parsing through its SQL Lineage module. The SQL Lineage module uses schema metadata and SQL statements to build the SQL syntax tree, which displays the exact data flows and transformations within the statements.
This allows users to easily understand the data flows and transformations within their SQL statements.
Blindata also offers automatic, manual, and markup comment-driven approaches for analyzing SQL scripts. With these strategies, Blindata can effectively identify SQL statements in scripts. Users can choose to either generate data flows at the catalog level instantly or review each routine or statement manually, depending on their unique needs. This flexibility ensures that users can select the most suitable approach for their requirements.
How to
Data Catalog Crawling
Extraction and loading of schema information: tables and columns definitions.
Analyze Views
Analysis of views definitions through SQL automatic parsing.
Analyze Procedures and Query Log
Analysis of routines and sql statements form executions logs, through automatic query parsing.
Augment data lineage
Fill the gap between different systems through the link between different data sources.