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Oracle Data Integrator Administration and Development

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Md. Noor Alam
Md. Noor Alam

This document provides an overview of an Oracle Data Integrator administration and development training course. The course teaches how to use ODI to implement high-performance data movement and transformation between platforms. Students will learn how to create and manage ODI repositories and topologies, design interfaces and mappings, enforce data quality, and integrate ODI with SOA using web services. The course is intended for business analysts, data modelers, data warehouse administrators, database administrators, and SOA architects.

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Oracle University | Contact Us: 0845 777 7711 Oracle Data Integrator: Administration and Development Duration: 0 Days What you will learn Oracle Data Integrator is a comprehensive data integration platform that covers all data integration requirements: from high-volume, high-performance batch loads, to event-driven integration processes and SOA-enabled data services. Oracle Data Integrator's Extract, Load, Transform (E-LT) architecture leverages disparate RDBMS engines to process and transform the data - the approach that optimizes performance, scalability and lowers overall solution costs. This offering details on how to use Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) to implement high-performance movement and transformation of data among various platforms. It also deals with usage of ODI graphical user interfaces that enable user to access different ODI components and resources that form ODI infrastructure. Using the graphical interfaces, you create and manage ODI repositories, which stores configuration information about the IT infrastructure, the metadata for all applications, projects, models and other ODI artifacts. You also learn how to create the ODI Topology, organize ODI models and design ODI interfaces, procedures, packages and other objects. Audience Business Analysts Data Modelers Data Warehouse Administrator Database Administrators SOA Architect Technical Consultant Related Training Required Prerequisites Basic knowledge of ELT data processing Suggested Prerequisites Working knowledge of SQL Course Objectives Describe architecture of Oracle Data Integrator 10g Apply ODI Topology concepts for data integration Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 1
Describe ODI Model concepts Design ODI Interfaces, Procedures, and Packages to perform ELT data transformations Explore, audit data, and enforce data quality with ODI Administer ODI resources and setup security with ODI Implement Changed Data Capture with ODI Use ODI Web services and perform integration of ODI with SOA Course Topics Introduction Identifying the Course Units What is Oracle Data Integrator? Why Oracle Data Integrator? Overview of ODI 10g Architecture Overview of ODI 10g Components About Graphical Modules Types of ODI Agents Overview of Oracle Data Integrator Repositories Administering ODI Repositories and Agents Administrating the ODI Repositories Creating Repository Storage Spaces Creating and Connecting to the Master Repository Creating and Connecting to the WorkRepository Managing ODI Agents Creating a Physical Agent Launching a Listener, Scheduler and Web Agent Example of Load Balancing ODI Topology Concepts Overview of ODI Topology About Data Servers and Physical Schemas Defining the Physical Architecture Defining the Logical Architecture Mapping Logical and Physical Resources Defining Agents Defining a Topology Planning the Topology Describing the Physical and Logical Architecture Overview of Topology Manager Creating Physical Architecture Creating a Data Server Testing a Data Server Connection Creating a Physical Schema Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 2
Creating Logical Architecture Overview of Logical Architecture and Context Views Linking the Logical and Physical Architecture Setting Up a New ODI Project Overview of ODI Projects Creating a New Project Using Folders Organizing Projects and Folders Understanding Knowledge Modules Exchanging ODI Objects Exporting and Importing Objects Using Markers Oracle Data Integrator Model Concepts What is a Model? Understanding Metadata in ODI Understanding Reverse Engineering Creating Models Organizing Models Creating Datastores Using Constraints in ODI Creating Keys and References Organizing ODI Models and Creating Datastores What is an Interface? Business Rules for Interfaces What is a Mapping? What is a Join? What is a Filter? What is a Constraint? What is a Staging Area? Creating a Basic Interface ODI Interface Concepts What is an Interface? Business Rules for Interfaces What is a Mapping, Filter, Join? Overview of Integration Process What is a Staging Area? About Execution Location Using Knowledge Modules (KM) with ODI Interface Creating a Basic Interface Designing Interfaces Designing an Interface Multiple Source Datastores Creating Joins Filtering data Disabling Transformations Overview of the Flow Specifying the Staging Area Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 3
Selecting Knowledge Modules Interfaces: Monitoring and Debugging Monitoring Interfaces Using Operator Viewing Sessions and Tasks How to Monitor Execution of an Interface How to Troubleshoot a Session Keys to Reviewing the Generated Code Working with Errors Tips for Preventing Errors Designing Interfaces: Advanced Topics Using Business Rules in Interfaces Overview of Business Rule Elements Using variables Using User Functions Using Substitution Methods Modifying a KM Developing Your Own KM Using RKM for Customized Reverse Engineering Using ODI procedures What is a Procedure? Examples of Procedures Creating Procedures Adding Commands Adding Options Running a Procedure Using Operator to View Results Using ODI Packages What is a package? Creating a package Executing a package Creating Advanced Packages Error handling Controlling an Execution Path Creating a Loop Using the Advanced tab Managing ODI Scenarios and Versions What is a Scenario? Managing Scenarios Preparing Scenarios for Deployment Automating Scenario Management Scheduling the ODI Scenario Overview of ODI version management Using Version Browser and Version Comparison Tool Handling concurrent changes Enforcing Data Quality and Auditing Data with ODI Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 4
Why Data Quality? When to Enforce Data Quality? Data Quality in Source Applications Data Quality Control in the Integration Process Data Quality in the Target Applications Enforcing Data Quality Exploring Your Data Auditing Data Quality Working with Changed Data Capture Overview of ODI version management Techniques of Changed Data Capture Changed Data Capture in ODI CDC Strategies and Infrastructure CDC Consistency Using CDC Viewing Data/Changed data Using Journalizing Administering ODI Resources: Advanced Topics Using Open Tools Installing Open Tools Using Open Tools in a Package Using Open Tools in a Procedure or in a KM Developing Your Own Open Tools Setting Up ODI Security Defining Security Policies Defining Password Policies Using Web Services and Integration of Oracle Data Integrator with SOA Web Services in Action Using Data Services Setting Up Data Services Testing Data Services Installing Public Web Services Using Public Web Services Invoking Web Services Integrating ODI with SOA Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 5

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  • 1. Oracle University | Contact Us: 0845 777 7711 Oracle Data Integrator: Administration and Development Duration: 0 Days What you will learn Oracle Data Integrator is a comprehensive data integration platform that covers all data integration requirements: from high-volume, high-performance batch loads, to event-driven integration processes and SOA-enabled data services. Oracle Data Integrator's Extract, Load, Transform (E-LT) architecture leverages disparate RDBMS engines to process and transform the data - the approach that optimizes performance, scalability and lowers overall solution costs. This offering details on how to use Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) to implement high-performance movement and transformation of data among various platforms. It also deals with usage of ODI graphical user interfaces that enable user to access different ODI components and resources that form ODI infrastructure. Using the graphical interfaces, you create and manage ODI repositories, which stores configuration information about the IT infrastructure, the metadata for all applications, projects, models and other ODI artifacts. You also learn how to create the ODI Topology, organize ODI models and design ODI interfaces, procedures, packages and other objects. Audience Business Analysts Data Modelers Data Warehouse Administrator Database Administrators SOA Architect Technical Consultant Related Training Required Prerequisites Basic knowledge of ELT data processing Suggested Prerequisites Working knowledge of SQL Course Objectives Describe architecture of Oracle Data Integrator 10g Apply ODI Topology concepts for data integration Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 1
  • 2. Describe ODI Model concepts Design ODI Interfaces, Procedures, and Packages to perform ELT data transformations Explore, audit data, and enforce data quality with ODI Administer ODI resources and setup security with ODI Implement Changed Data Capture with ODI Use ODI Web services and perform integration of ODI with SOA Course Topics Introduction Identifying the Course Units What is Oracle Data Integrator? Why Oracle Data Integrator? Overview of ODI 10g Architecture Overview of ODI 10g Components About Graphical Modules Types of ODI Agents Overview of Oracle Data Integrator Repositories Administering ODI Repositories and Agents Administrating the ODI Repositories Creating Repository Storage Spaces Creating and Connecting to the Master Repository Creating and Connecting to the WorkRepository Managing ODI Agents Creating a Physical Agent Launching a Listener, Scheduler and Web Agent Example of Load Balancing ODI Topology Concepts Overview of ODI Topology About Data Servers and Physical Schemas Defining the Physical Architecture Defining the Logical Architecture Mapping Logical and Physical Resources Defining Agents Defining a Topology Planning the Topology Describing the Physical and Logical Architecture Overview of Topology Manager Creating Physical Architecture Creating a Data Server Testing a Data Server Connection Creating a Physical Schema Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 2
  • 3. Creating Logical Architecture Overview of Logical Architecture and Context Views Linking the Logical and Physical Architecture Setting Up a New ODI Project Overview of ODI Projects Creating a New Project Using Folders Organizing Projects and Folders Understanding Knowledge Modules Exchanging ODI Objects Exporting and Importing Objects Using Markers Oracle Data Integrator Model Concepts What is a Model? Understanding Metadata in ODI Understanding Reverse Engineering Creating Models Organizing Models Creating Datastores Using Constraints in ODI Creating Keys and References Organizing ODI Models and Creating Datastores What is an Interface? Business Rules for Interfaces What is a Mapping? What is a Join? What is a Filter? What is a Constraint? What is a Staging Area? Creating a Basic Interface ODI Interface Concepts What is an Interface? Business Rules for Interfaces What is a Mapping, Filter, Join? Overview of Integration Process What is a Staging Area? About Execution Location Using Knowledge Modules (KM) with ODI Interface Creating a Basic Interface Designing Interfaces Designing an Interface Multiple Source Datastores Creating Joins Filtering data Disabling Transformations Overview of the Flow Specifying the Staging Area Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 3
  • 4. Selecting Knowledge Modules Interfaces: Monitoring and Debugging Monitoring Interfaces Using Operator Viewing Sessions and Tasks How to Monitor Execution of an Interface How to Troubleshoot a Session Keys to Reviewing the Generated Code Working with Errors Tips for Preventing Errors Designing Interfaces: Advanced Topics Using Business Rules in Interfaces Overview of Business Rule Elements Using variables Using User Functions Using Substitution Methods Modifying a KM Developing Your Own KM Using RKM for Customized Reverse Engineering Using ODI procedures What is a Procedure? Examples of Procedures Creating Procedures Adding Commands Adding Options Running a Procedure Using Operator to View Results Using ODI Packages What is a package? Creating a package Executing a package Creating Advanced Packages Error handling Controlling an Execution Path Creating a Loop Using the Advanced tab Managing ODI Scenarios and Versions What is a Scenario? Managing Scenarios Preparing Scenarios for Deployment Automating Scenario Management Scheduling the ODI Scenario Overview of ODI version management Using Version Browser and Version Comparison Tool Handling concurrent changes Enforcing Data Quality and Auditing Data with ODI Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 4
  • 5. Why Data Quality? When to Enforce Data Quality? Data Quality in Source Applications Data Quality Control in the Integration Process Data Quality in the Target Applications Enforcing Data Quality Exploring Your Data Auditing Data Quality Working with Changed Data Capture Overview of ODI version management Techniques of Changed Data Capture Changed Data Capture in ODI CDC Strategies and Infrastructure CDC Consistency Using CDC Viewing Data/Changed data Using Journalizing Administering ODI Resources: Advanced Topics Using Open Tools Installing Open Tools Using Open Tools in a Package Using Open Tools in a Procedure or in a KM Developing Your Own Open Tools Setting Up ODI Security Defining Security Policies Defining Password Policies Using Web Services and Integration of Oracle Data Integrator with SOA Web Services in Action Using Data Services Setting Up Data Services Testing Data Services Installing Public Web Services Using Public Web Services Invoking Web Services Integrating ODI with SOA Copyright © 2013, Oracle. All rights reserved. Page 5