Telecom-ETL-SSIS is a robust Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) solution designed to handle telecom data efficiently using SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS). The project processes large volumes of telecom-related data, including critical fields such as IMSI, IMEI, and EVENT_TS. It ensures data quality through validation, error handling, and thorough logging, making the data ready for analytics and reporting.
Data Extraction: Reads data from flat files (CSV) and other telecom data sources.
Data Transformation & Validation: Applies strict mapping rules and validation logic to fields like IMSI, IMEI, and timestamps.
Data Integrity: Invalid records are rejected and stored in a separate error table for review.
Comprehensive Error Handling: Logs all errors encountered during extraction and transformation phases.
Data Auditing: Metrics like the number of processed, stored, and rejected records are tracked for full traceability.
Automated Workflow: Processed files are moved to designated folders to maintain an organized system.
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS): The primary tool for developing the ETL pipeline.
SQL Server: The database for storing and processing telecom data.
Visual Studio: Used for managing data flow .
Processed critical fields such as IMSI, IMEI, and EVENT_TS based on strict mapping rules.
Ensured data integrity by rejecting records that didn't meet criteria, storing them in a separate table for review.
Stored essential metrics like the number of processed, stored, and rejected records.
Linked processed records back to their original CSV files, ensuring full traceability.
The ETL process is designed to store validated data in a structured database model that aligns with business requirements.
Processed CSV files are automatically moved to designated folders, ensuring a clean and organized file system.
Logging: Each task logs its execution status to track failures and successes.
Audit Table: Batch metadata is inserted into an audit table to ensure full traceability of the process.
Open SSIS and load the solution.
Run the package via SQL Server Agent or manually through SSDT.
We welcome contributions! Feel free to:
Fork the repository.
Create a new feature branch.
Make your changes and submit a pull request.