This guide will show you the resources to learn the basics of using ODI.
Oracle Data Integrator on OCI Marketplace
Basics/Overview of ODI on Youtube
Manipulating Data from Object Storage to ADW using ODI
To read a file from a remote server, you must install an agent on that server so it can access the files. Install an agent on the server (details on how & why)
Note: Using an agent is not allowed with ODI Marketplace - in place of the agent you can create a VPN connection, whitelist the IP address of the compute node ODI is running on, and/or have FastConnect.
Note: Again, this is not an option when solely using ODI in the cloud - you need an on-prem license as well.
To connect to SQL Server, it needs the JDBC driver & JRE installed on the SQL Server.
- Download & install the JDBC driver for SQL Server:
Getting started with the JDBC Driver
Download & install the Java Runtime Environment for SQL Server connection
- Adding JDBC & JRE to the path where SQL Server runs:
Setting the JAVA_HOME variable in windows
- Connecting to SQL Server on ODI (extra documentation):
Knowledge modules for SQL Server on ODI
Connecting with the JDBC Driver
You can execute SSIS packages from SQL Server stored procedures
Salesforce connects via JDBC as well
This is the syntax for salesforce's JDBC connection under physical topology:
jdbc.weblogic:sforce//login.salesforce.com;User=email@email.com;Password=password12345;SecurityToken=6gaFzpiuetpyubD6Yhadk;ljadDTlNKpX
- More information on the agent
Where to install the standalone agent
Differences between the agents
