Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) is a data integration tool that can extract, load, and transform heterogeneous data sources. It is flexible and uses a flow-based mapping approach. The presentation provided an overview of ODI and guidance on installation, configuration, and getting started with the developer quickstart to create models, schemas, and mappings between data stores. Key components like knowledge modules generate integration code, while packages and load plans orchestrate the data integration processes.
15. • Data Server
• Connection to the data source
• Physical Schema
• Database schema
• Work schema
• Logical Schema
• Abstracts the physical connection/schema from the logical
• Development occurs against the Logical Schema
• Model
• Metadata object tied to Logical Schema
• Represents database schema, file directory, XML document, etc
• Datastore
• Logical representation of table, file, XML element, etc.
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Topology, Contexts, Models, and Datastores - Oh my!
All of these objects must
be created and setup
prior to any mapping
development can occur.
24. • It’s time for a refresher on Oracle Data Integrator
• Oracle Data Integrator is…
• an E-LT / data integration tool
• built to integrate all data
• flexible. ODI can adapt to your data warehouse - and not the other way around
• Choose your installation wisely and understand configuration is more
involved
• Many objects must be created prior to Mapping development
• Use the Developer’s Quickstart!
• More info: mRainey.co/odi12c-getting-started
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