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* Add a connection to our MySQL database to store the data | * Add a connection to our MySQL database to store the data | ||
* Create an SDMX Data Provider - this is the 'organisation' under which the data will be submitted under the SDMX Data Collection model | * Create an SDMX Data Provider - this is the 'organisation' under which the data will be submitted under the SDMX Data Collection model | ||
− | * Create an SDMX Provision Agreement - this is the SDMX structure which authorises the Data Provider to submit data to the Dataflow | + | * Create an SDMX Provision Agreement - this is the SDMX structure which authorises the Data Provider to submit data to the Dataflow |
+ | * Link the Provision Agreement to the MySQL database connection | ||
Once the Dataflow has been prepared, the data will be loaded directly from Metadata Technology's Fusion Registry demononstration service. | Once the Dataflow has been prepared, the data will be loaded directly from Metadata Technology's Fusion Registry demononstration service. |
Revision as of 01:54, 23 September 2020
Contents
Overview
Fusion Registry is a 'virtual statistical data warehouse' meaning that the data it contains can either be loaded and held in storage managed by Fusion Registry, or retrived dynamically from external sources like SQL databases, SDMX REST web services or files.
In this example, we are going to load some data from the ECB's EXR Exchange Rate dataset into Fusion Registry.
We first need to prepare the Dataflow to receive data:
- Add a connection to our MySQL database to store the data
- Create an SDMX Data Provider - this is the 'organisation' under which the data will be submitted under the SDMX Data Collection model
- Create an SDMX Provision Agreement - this is the SDMX structure which authorises the Data Provider to submit data to the Dataflow
- Link the Provision Agreement to the MySQL database connection
Once the Dataflow has been prepared, the data will be loaded directly from Metadata Technology's Fusion Registry demononstration service.
Add a database connection for data storage
- Login to the admin account
- From the left-hand menu choose
Admin
>Data Manager
- Choose the 'cogs' button and select
Add Database Connection
from the menu - Use the following settings:
- Connection Id: MYSQL_LOCAL
- Connection Type: Registry Managed
- Database Cache: None
- Database Platform: MySQL
- Connection Settings: Simple
- Database Server: localhost
- Database Port: 3306
- Database Schema: fusion_registry (or the name of the schema you created)
- Database Username: (the name of the database user with access to the schema)
- Database Password: (the password for that database user)
The 'MYSQL_LOCAL' connection Id will be used later when configuring the Provision Agreement.
Create an SDMX Data Provider
- Login to the admin account
- From the left-hand menu choose
Organisations
>Data Providers
- Choose the 'cogs' button and select
Create Data Provider
- Under the 1 Details step of the wizard:
- Id: MYDP
- Language: en (this is the language for the Name and Description - you can choose other languages, but we will work with English for now)
- Owning Agency: SDMX
- Name: My Data Provider (you can choose any name you like)
- Description: A test Data Provider (again, you can choose your own description)
- Choose the
Finish
button
Create an SDMX Provision Agreement
- Login to the admin account
- From the left-hand menu choose
Data
>Dataflows
- Select the 'EXR' EXB Exchange Rates Dataflow from the list
- Choose the 'cogs' button and select
Edit Selected Dataflow
- On the Dataflow Wizard, use the
Next
button to move to Step 3 - Data Providers - Use the button to add a new Data Provider for the Dataflow
- When the Choose Data Providers window appears, check the MYDP Data Provider and choose the
Add
button - Back on the Dataflow Wizard, choose the
Finish
button to save the changes