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(1) This document provides requirements on how data is to be extracted from an operational source system. It outlines the need for data to be taken from the system without adjustment and outlines the controls that need to be in place to ensure down-stream data is replicated correctly, in a timely manner, and remains synchronised with the master source. (2) Authority for this document is established by the Information Governance Policy. (4) RMIT has many systems capturing and generating a significant amount of data. This data is often needed by systems or processes across the organisation and externally, outside of the system from which it originates. (5) Requests for the data have created numerous extracts from the sources systems, most bespoke to meet the consumers’ needs. This leads to significant processing load, as well as entanglement of systems, inhibiting updates of both producers and consumers. (6) This set of standards and guidelines for source system owners intends to point towards providing a reduced, base set of ‘raw’ data extracts, allowing focus on the original primary intent of the system. (7) Data extract set design must: (9) All batch data extracts must have the following data movement controls: (10) Delta batch data extracts must also have the following data movement controls:Source Data Extract Controls Standard
Section 1 - Purpose
Section 2 - Authority
Section 3 - Scope
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Introduction
Data Extraction Standards
Data Extract Set
Data Extract
Data Movement Controls