Oracle Data Integrator: Administration and Development Volume 1 Student Guide

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1 Oracle Data Integrator: Administration and Development Volume 1 Student Guide D48459GC10 Edition 1.0 December 2006 D48481

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3 Sunopsis Active Integration Platform Technical Training Copyright 2006, Oracle. All rights reserved. Slide 1

4 Methodology 1/2 Architecture Sunopsis Architecture Overview Defining the IS architecture Topology Concepts and Best Practices Connecting to Your Data Defining the Logical Architecture Managing projects Setting up a New Project Releasing Projects Reverse-engineering the meta-data Sunopsis Model Concepts Creating and Reverse-Engineering Models Fleshing Out Models Enforcing Data Quality with Sunopsis Exploring and Auditing Your Data Building an Active Integration Hub Topology Manager Designer Copyright 2006, Oracle. All rights reserved. Slide 2 Oracle Data Integrator: Administration and Development I - 2

5 Methodology 2/2 Defining simple integration processes Interface Design: One-to-One Interfaces Interface Design: Multiple Sources, Joins, Filters Executing and Debugging Interfaces Interface Design: Data Quality Defining Simple Procedures Package Design: Interfaces and Tools Define complex integration processes Variables and Sequences User Functions Package Design: Variables, models, branching and loops Advanced interfaces Interface Concepts Interface Design: Customizing the Flow Interface Design: Advanced Business Rules Operations Monitoring Sessions Designer Operator Operator Copyright 2006, Oracle. All rights reserved. Slide 3 Oracle Data Integrator: Administration and Development I - 3

6 Methodology Architecture 1. Sunopsis Architecture Define the IS architecture 2. Topology Concepts: Concepts and Best Practices 3. Connecting to Your Data: Defining the Physical Architecture 4. Defining the Logical Architecture: Contexts, Logical Schemas and Agents Managing Projects 5. Setting up a New Project 6. Releasing Projects Reverse-engineering of the meta-data 7. Sunopsis Model Concepts 8. Creating and Reverse-engineering Models 9. Fleshing Out Data Models 10. Enforcing Data Quality with Sunopsis 11. Exploring and Auditing Your Data 12. Building an Active Integration Hub: Common Format Designer, Automatic DDL and Interface Generation Define Simple Integration Processes 13. Interface Design: One to One Interfaces 14. Interface Design 2: Multiple Sources, Joins, Filters 15. Executing an Debugging Interfaces 16. Interface Design: Data Quality 17. Defining Simple Procedures 18. Package Design 1: Interfaces and Tools Define Complex Integration Processes 19. Variables and Sequences 20. User Functions 21. Package Design: Procedures, variables, models, branching and loops Advanced Interfaces 22. Interface Concepts 23. Interface Design: Customizing the Flow 24. Interface Design: Advanced Business Rules Operations 25. Monitoring Sessions Oracle Data Integrator: Administration and Development I - 4