Welcome to TROCCO
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    Welcome to TROCCO

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    Welcome to TROCCO

    TROCCO offers a wide range of functions that are essential to the operation of a data analytics platform.
    As a first step, let's first transfer data.
    This page will walk you through the process of completing the data transfer for your first TROCCO customer.

    in case of trouble

    Please refer to the following page if you have any trouble using TROCCO.

    I don't understand the error message
    Please refer to the Error Message Collection.

    Sometimes you want to know or don't know the TROCCO specifications
    Please refer to the page under Other Basic FAQ.

    Steps to Data Transfer

    Let's use TROCCO to transfer data immediately.
    TROCCO allows you to transfer data by following these steps:

    1. Create Connection Information

    Creates connection information for TROCCO to connect to the source and destination services.
    For more information, see Create Connection Information.

    2. Data Transfer

    Create transfer settings that define how data is transferred and run the job.
    For more information, see Transferring Data.

    Useful settings for transfer settings

    You can configure various useful settings for the transfer settings you create, such as notifications and scheduling.
    For more information, see Configuring Transfer Settings Conveniently.

    Next Steps in Data Transfer

    TROCCO is more than just a tool for transferring data.
    We have various functions necessary for the operation of the data analysis platform.
    Below are some of the most frequently used features.

    Data mart definition

    The Data Mart definition allows you to convert and aggregate data by executing queries on data stored in DWH.
    For more information, see Processing Data.

    Workflow Definition

    Workflow definitions allow you to define dependencies (order of execution) between each transfer setting or data mart definition in the form of graphs.
    By running the defined workflow, each job can be executed in the order you intended.
    For more information, see Configuring Workflows.


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