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The Synthesis Data Warehouse (SDW) — formerly called "Reliability Data Warehouse" — is a temporary data storage location in a Synthesis repository. With the Synthesis API, you can transfer data from external sources into the SDW of a repository for use in Weibull++, ALTA or RGA standard folios.
 
In this tutorial, you'll create a simple solution for moving data from a Microsoft Excel&#174; file over to the SDW. Note that the tutorial only demonstrates one particular approach for extracting data from Excel. It's for demonstration purposes only; it doesn't take efficiency into account and doesn't include any exception handling.
 
==Prerequisites==
Before you begin:
 
*Reference the Microsoft Excel Object Library in your code. In Visual Studio, choose '''Project > Add Reference''', and in the COM tab, select the latest version of the Microsoft Excel Object Library. Click '''OK'''.
 
*Create a Synthesis repository for testing purposes.
 
*You'll also need to create a sample Excel file to complete the tutorial successfully. Copy and paste the following data to an Excel file. Be sure to select cell A1 in Sheet1 of the workbook when pasting the data. Name the Excel file, "SampleData."
 
 
{| {{table}}
| Failure State||Time to F or S||Failure Mode
|-
| F||7380||Cracked
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| F||4956||Cracked
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| F||5451||Cracked
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| F||6779||Failed
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| F||7713||Aging
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| F||1807||Bending
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| F||5940||Chafing
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| F||2071||Arcing
|-
| F||8178||Loose
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| F||3006||Burned
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| F||1385||Broken
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| F||2432||No Contact
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| F||1169||No Contact
|-
| F||592||Shorted
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| F||24||Burned
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| F||453||Burned
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| F||382||Burned
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| F||774||Burned
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| F||53||Burned
|-
|}
 
 
==Tutorial: Transfer Data from an Excel File to the SDW==
The following example demonstrates how to transfer data from an Excel file to the Synthesis Data Warehouse (SDW). A discussion of the example follows.
 
A VBA version of the code sample is available [[Transfer_Data_to_the_Synthesis_Data_Warehouse_(SDW)/VBA|here]].
 
'''VB.NET'''
{{APIPrefix|Imports}} SynthesisAPI
{{APIPrefix|Imports}} Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel
  {{APIPrefix|Public Module}} Module1
      {{APIPrefix|Sub}} Main()
      {{APIComment|'Declare a new RawDataSet object.}}
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} DataCollection {{APIPrefix|As New}} RawDataSet
 
      {{APIComment|'Name it "New Data Collection," and then specify that}}
      {{APIComment|'it is for use with Weibull++.}}
        DataCollection.ExtractedName = {{APIString|"New Data Collection"}}
        DataCollection.ExtractedType = RawDataSetType.Weibull
      {{APIComment|'Declare a new RawData object.}}
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} Row {{APIPrefix|As}} RawData
 
      {{APIComment|'Open the Excel file. The following code assumes that the}}
      {{APIComment|'Excel file is saved in the C drive.}}
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} Excel {{APIPrefix|As New}} Application
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} Workbook {{APIPrefix|As}} Workbook
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} Sheet {{APIPrefix|As}} Worksheet
        Workbook = Excel.Workbooks.Open({{APIString|"C:\SampleData.xlsx"}})
        Sheet = Workbook.Sheets(1)
      {{APIComment|'Read each row of data in the Excel file.}}
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} i {{APIPrefix|As}} Integer, MaxRow {{APIPrefix|As}} Integer
        MaxRow = 20
 
        {{APIPrefix|For}} i = 2 {{APIPrefix|To}} MaxRow
            Row = {{APIPrefix|New}} RawData
          {{APIComment|'Set the properties for the current row of data.}}
            Row.StateFS = sheet.Cells(i, 1).text
            Row.StateTime = sheet.Cells(i, 2).value
            Row.FailureMode = sheet.Cells(i, 3).text
          {{APIComment|'Add the current row to the data collection.}}
            DataCollection.AddDataRow(Row)
        {{APIPrefix|Next}} i
      {{APIComment|'Close the Excel file.}}
        Workbook.Close()
        Excel.Quit()
      {{APIComment|'Connect to a Synthesis repository.}} 
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix|As New}} Repository 
        MyRepository.ConnectToRepository ({{APIString|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}}){{APIComment|'Replace with name and path to test repository.}}
      {{APIComment|'Send the data collection to the repository.}}
        MyRepository.DataWarehouse.SaveRawDataSet(DataCollection)
      {{APIPrefix|End Sub}}
{{APIPrefix|End Module}}
 
 
==Discussion==
Begin by creating a data collection or container. The [[RawDataSet Class|RawDataSet]] class represents the data collection, and the type of data it will contain must be defined. For this example, we've set it to contain data sets for Weibull++.
 
{{APIComment|'Declare a new RawDataSet object.}}
  {{APIPrefix|Dim}} DataCollection {{APIPrefix|As New}} RawDataSet
 
{{APIComment|'Name it "New Data Collection," and then specify that}}
  {{APIComment|'it is for use with Weibull++.}}
  DataCollection.ExtractedName = {{APIString|"New Data Collection"}}
  DataCollection.ExtractedType = RawDataSetType.Weibull
 
Next, we declare a [[RawData Class|RawData]] object, which represents a single data point. We will use the object to represent each row of data in the Excel file.
 
      {{APIComment|'Declare a new RawData object.}}
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} Row {{APIPrefix|As}} RawData
 
The following section of code demonstrates one way to extract a row of data from the Excel file. First, the code opens a connection to the Excel file and specifies the active sheet (in this case, Sheet1). Then <code>For i = 2</code>, the code creates a new <code>RawData</code> object and uses the values in row #2 of the Excel file to define the data point.
 
After the code finishes reading the row of data, it adds the data point to the data collection. When the code reaches <code>Next i</code>, it increases <code>i</code> with 1 and jumps back to the <code>For</code> statement, which adds a new <code>RawData</code> object to represent the data point in row #3 of the Excel sheet, and so on. The loop continues until <code>i</code> reaches the specified number of rows (MaxRow).  Finally, the code closes the connection to the Excel file.
 
      {{APIComment|'Open the Excel file. The following code assumes that the}}
      {{APIComment|'Excel file is saved in the C drive.}}
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} Excel {{APIPrefix|As New}} Application
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} Workbook {{APIPrefix|As}} Workbook
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} Sheet {{APIPrefix|As}} Worksheet
        Workbook = Excel.Workbooks.Open({{APIString|"C:\SampleData.xlsx"}})
        Sheet = Workbook.Sheets(1)
      {{APIComment|'Read each row of data in the Excel file.}}
        {{APIPrefix|Dim}} i {{APIPrefix|As}} Integer, MaxRow {{APIPrefix|As}} Integer
        MaxRow = 20
 
        {{APIPrefix|For}} i = 2 {{APIPrefix|To}} MaxRow
            Row = {{APIPrefix|New}} RawData
          {{APIComment|'Set the properties for the current data point.}}
            Row.StateFS = sheet.Cells(i, 1).text
            Row.StateTime = sheet.Cells(i, 2).value
            Row.FailureMode = sheet.Cells(i, 3).text
          {{APIComment|'Add the current data point to the data collection.}}
            DataCollection.AddDataRow(Row)
        {{APIPrefix|Next}} i
      {{APIComment|'Close the Excel file.}}
        Workbook.Close()
        Excel.Quit()
 
Now that we've filled the data collection with data, the next step is to send the data collection to the Synthesis repository.
First, connect to a Synthesis repository (for details, see [[Connect_or_Disconnect_from_a_Synthesis_Repository|this tutorial]].) 
 
{{APIComment|'Connect to a Synthesis repository.}}
  {{APIPrefix|Dim}} MyRepository {{APIPrefix|As New}} Repository
  MyRepository.ConnectToRepository({{APIString|"C:\RSRepository1.rsr10"}}){{APIComment|'Replace with name and path to test repository.}}
 
Then use the [[Repository.DataWarehouse.SaveRawDataSet|Repository.DataWarehouse.SaveRawDataSet]] method to save the data collection to the Synthesis repository.
 
To verify that the data were imported, launch Weibull++, open the SDW ('''Home > Synthesis > Synthesis Data Warehouse''') and then select the new data collection. (You may need to display the StateTime, StateFS and FailureMode columns by right-clicking a column header and choosing '''Select Columns'''.)
 
{{APIComment|'Send the data collection to the repository.}}
  MyRepository.DataWarehouse.SaveRawDataSet(DataCollection)
 
 
==References==
*[[RawDataSet Class]]
*[[RawData Class]]
*[[AddDataRow Method|RawDataSet.AddDataRow Method]]
*[[Repository.DataWarehouse.SaveRawDataSet|Repository.DataWarehouse.SaveRawDataSet Method]]

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