Developing ODI Knowledge Modules Overview of Different Types of KMs Guidelines for KM Developers Working with Substitution Methods Applying Various ODI Tags Implementing Java in KMs Troubleshooting and Debugging KMs Designing Advanced Integration Mappings Designing Integration Mappings: E-LT and ETL Mappings Selecting LKM and Mono-Connection (Single Technology) IKM Applying Best Practices for Integration Mapping Design Designing Reusable Mappings Implementing Lookups Combining Multiple Datasets Using Set-Based Operators Partitioning ODI Datastores Using Variables Describing a Variable's Scope Inserting Variables in Object Properties Using Variables within Variables Defining Variables in the Resource Name of a Datastore Applying Variables in Topology Objects Setting Variables as Start Up Parameters Tracking Variables Using Groovy in ODI Interacting Programmatically with ODI Overview of ODI SDK Introduction to Groovy Using Groovy Editor Automating Development Tasks with Groovy Using Complex Files What are Complex Files Determining Technical Requirements for Complex Files Project Applying nXSD Schema: an Example Setting up the Topology for Complex Files Creating and Reverse-Engineering a Complex Files Model Designing a Mapping with Complex Files Implementing JSON files
Enhancing ODI Security Overview of ODI Security Best Practices for Enhancing ODI Security Applying Non-Generic Profiles Configuring External Authentication Configuring LDAP for External Authentication with ODI Integration of ODI in Enterprise Environment Configuring Java EE Agent Monitoring ODI Environment with Enterprise Manager Integration of ODI in SOA Working with Web Services with ODI Overview of Public Web Services Invoking Web Services from ODI Exposing ODI Scenario as a Web Service Configuring the OdiInvokeWebService Tool Executing an ODI Scenario from a BPEL Process in SOA Choosing Integration Strategies: Best Practices Selecting Integration Strategies Loading and Integration Patterns Selecting Staging Area Location Working with Slowly Changing Dimensions (SCD) Working with Changed Data Capture Using ODI with Oracle GoldenGate Locate OGG/ODI VM for further research ODI and Big Data Describe Big Data concepts Contrast Hadoop, NoSQL, Apache, Hive, HBase, HDFS Implement ODI mapping for Big Data to Oracle SQL Locate BigDataLite VM for further research
Description:
This Oracle Data Integrator course covers advanced techniques for using Oracle Data Integrator 12c (ODI). You learn how to implement high-performance movement and transformation of data among various platforms.
Learn how to:
- Perform data integration and transformation among various platforms using advance techniques.
- Design advanced ODI mappings, procedures, and packages to perform EL-T data transformations.
- Set up ODI security by implementing a strongly secured approach with non-generic profiles and external user authentication.
- Develop and customize Knowledge Modules with substitution methods and Java.
- Automate ODI tasks by using the Groovy script editor.
- Implement integration strategies with ODI by using best practices.
- Use ODI web services and perform integration of ODI in an enterprise environment and SOA.
Benefits to You
Improve performance and reduce integration costs across your organizations' heterogeneous systems. Centralize data across databases using your new skills to perform data integration, design advanced ODI mappings, set up ODI security, and automate ODI tasks.
Administering the IT infrastructure and Metadata
This course helps you learn how to use the ODI Studio for developing projects and models. Expert Oracle instructors will also explore how to monitor executions through instruction and hands-on exercises.
Advanced ODI development for High-Performance Data Integration
In addition, this course teaches you how to perform advanced ODI topology configuration. Learn how to design advanced ODI mappings, procedures, packages, and other objects for high-performance data integration among various technologies.
Perform Extract Load Transform (EL-T) in an Enterprise Environment
For enterprise SOA deployments, there is almost always a need for enterprise data extraction, transformation, and loading. By leveraging the native SOA architecture in Oracle Data Integrator, this course helps you perform EL-T from SOA applications.
You also learn how to implement the integration of ODI in an enterprise environment and in SOA. In addition, this course teaches you how to execute ODI transformation from a BPEL process.
Apply Strongly Secured Approach
Taking this course helps you learn how to enhance ODI security by applying the Strongly Secured Approach and by implementing External Authentication with LDAP. This course is based on Oracle Data Integrator 12c (12.1.3).
