In the previous posts on this Blog you’ve read about my experiences with Oracle Data Integrator and now a new important milestone was reached … import and export the ODI interfaces, datastores, … from DEV-environment to TST-environment. I’ve asked on OTN what the best way was to accomplish this and different views were given on […]
Category: ODI
Before I start defining interfaces I first need to define my target datasource which is an Oracle 10g schema. I will re-organize my models to be able to identify the source- and target-datamodels used for my migration-path. I create a new Model Folder to hold the different data-models which will be used for my project. […]
Today I’ve installed ODI on my own environment, the previous posts were about the development environment of my client-machine on which I don’t have administrator-privileges. On my own environment I’ve installed the administrator-version of ODI so I can create my own master and work repository to work with for my migration path. I’ve followed the […]
What have I learned today … Today I took a closer look at declaring or using my Excel file as a source model for the ODI for which I’ve used the ODI User Guide and the help-documentation in ODI itself. What do I need to do to get ODI to talk to my Excel file? […]
For my project one of the tasks I need to accomplish is to work out the migration path from an oracle db and excell files to a new oracle db.I need to design a new application in adf with a process-driven data-model to replace the existing ‘application’, which are excell files with a lot of […]
