We are seeing more data in the Export_DW tables than the Current_DW tables coming from Enterprise Insights Could you help me understand the difference between these two tables and what are uses cases of Export vs. Current?
Hi Jason,
You may find this video helpful too in order to expand your understanding of the Jira Align Enterprise Insights Data Schema. Sam discusses export_dw and current_dw in the video as well as other useful topics.
Understanding the Jira Align Enterprise Insights Data Schema | Atlassian - YouTube
Outstanding, thank you very much, this is exactly what I was looking for.
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Hey Jason!
This is an excellent question.
The "export_dw" schema is designed for those bringing the data into a data lake.
It contains a "Date DW Modified" column on every view which identifies the last time that a row was modified in the EI database. Incremental loading is very straightforward using this column.
It contains a "Deleted Flag" to identify deleted rows in the source system. "Soft Delete"
If you're writing reports directly (Tableau, Power BI,...) from Enterprise Insights data, I recommend using current_dw.
I hope this helps,
Derek
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This is very helpful. A followup questions is why does the export_dw show more accurate info (meaning it matches what I see in the tool) for Sprint Team members than the current_dw? Why would the current_dw seemingly be less accurate with what is currently shown in the tool UI?
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I'm not sure specifically what you're seeing in your environment but current_dw & export_dw are based on the same underlying table. The only difference is that current_dw filters out deleted records.
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