Building an ETL tool: how hard can it be?

After my post on buying or building an ETL tool, I searched around a bit for some counterpoints. guercheLE, via Twitter, pointed me to Oren Eini . On his blog he has documented his experience building an ETL tool, which was released as Rhino ETL. The series of posts is great reading for both understanding how ETL works and for insight into the evolution of an open source project.

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