Oracle Data Integrator integration with OBIEE

February 26, 2010 1:20 – 2:00 PM

Presented By

Phani Kottapalli
pkishore@astcorporation.com

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 Agenda

Introduction to ODI

Architecture

Installation

Repository Creation

Topology Manager

Security Manager

Scheduler Agent

Integration with OBIEE

Q&A

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 Introduction to ODI
ƒ Oracle Data Integrator

™ A widely used data integration software product

™ Unlike other ETL tools it is based on unique E-LT architecture

™ It provides unified infrastructure to streamline data and application

Integration projects.

™ Simpler development and maintenance

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 Introduction to ODI
ƒ Oracle Data Integrator

™ Data quality firewall

™ Better execution performance

™ Simpler and more efficient architecture

™ Platform independence

™ Data connectivity

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 Architecture
ƒ Oracle Data Integrator organized around a
modular repository
™ Accessible in client server mode by different components
™ web application users can access information through Web
interface
ƒ Graphical Modules
™ Designer
™ Operator
™ Topology Manager
™ Security Manager

ƒ Repositories
™ Master Repository
™ Work Repository

ƒ Other Key Components

™ Metadata Navigator
™ Runtime Components
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Install ODI

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 Installation Options
ƒ Operating system certified to run on
(Windows,Linux,HP-UX,Solaris and AIX etc)
ƒ Run setup.exe on a Windows platform or sh on a
Unix platform Designer
ƒ Oracle Data Integrator requires a Java
Development Kit(1.5) to use web services.
ƒ A Java Development Kit is not included in the
setup program.
ƒ The Inetd component (XInetd for Linux) must be
installed on the UNIX machine in order to use
Oracle Data Quality Products
ƒ http://java.sun.com/products/archive/

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 Installation Options
ƒ Oracle Data Integrator uses the JDBC driver
(Java Database Connectivity) for database,
JNDI (Java Naming and Directory Interface)
and JMS (Java Message Service) for MOM
(Message Oriented Middleware).

ƒ Data integrator client certified on below

operating systems with graphical capability.
™ Windows
™ Linux
™ HP-UX
™ Solaris

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Installation

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Installation

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Installation

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Installation

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Installation

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Installation

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Installation

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 Repository Creation

Create a schema test to host the Master repository

and a schema testw to host the Work repository
SQL> create user test identified by test default
tablespace users temporary tablespace temp;

SQL> grant connect, resource to test;

Launch Master Repository Creation wizard from

$ODI_HOME/bin/repcreate.bat or
$ODI_HOME/bin/repcreate.sh to create Master
Repository.

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 Repository Creation
ƒ Master repository can be stored in the same schema as
one of your work repositories. on the other hand, you
cannot create two different work repositories in the same
schema.
ƒ The Repository installation and the temporary objects
creation use the CHAR semantics syntax for creating
VARCHAR columns on Oracle. This syntax is not
supported on Oracle version before 9i.
ƒ To install a repository on such an Oracle version, edit the
TECH_Oracle.xml file in the /lib/scripts/xml/
sub-directory of Oracle Data Integrator installation
folder, and replace the VARCHAR2(%L CHAR)string by
VARCHAR2(%L).

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Repository Creation

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Repository Creation

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Repository Creation

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Repository Creation

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Repository Creation

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 Topology Manager
ƒ To connect to the Master repository launch the
Topology Manager script
$ODI_HOME/bin/topology.bat or
$ODI_HOME/bin/topology.sh

ƒ Click on the button New

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 Topology Manager

ƒ The default password of the SUPERVISOR is

SUNOPSIS.
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Security Manager

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 Scheduler Agent
ƒ At runtime, the Scheduler Agent coordinates the
execution of the scenarios.
ƒ The Scheduler Agent can be installed on any
platform that supports a Java Virtual Machine
(J2SE), including Windows, Linux, HP-UX,
Solaris, and IBM AIX.
ƒ The Agent retrieves code from the execution
repository and then requests database servers,
operating systems, or scripting engines to
execute that code.
ƒ They are multithreaded, load-balanced,
lightweight components in this distributed
integration architecture.

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Deploy ODI Web Applications

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Deploy ODI Web Applications

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Deploy ODI Web Applications

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ODI Integration with OBIEE

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ODI Project Creation

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ODI Project Creation

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Execute ODI Project Creation

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Create OBIEE Repository Process

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OBIEE Admin Tool

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 OBIEE Admin Tool
Map the Physical, BMM and Presentation Layers and Create Repository file

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 Questions and Open Discussions

Contact Information

Phani Kottapalli
Email: pkishore@astcorporation.com Presentation Copy
Phone: 630-778-1180 www.astcorporation.com/papers/ncoaug

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