Enterprise Industry Model Data Transfer (Oracle Data)

The Oracle Data Import tool transfers Oracle data from any Oracle user to an enterprise industry model . Oracle Data Import requires an Oracle user (intermediate industry model) that stores the data to be transferred. However, it is not required that the data structure of the intermediate industry model matches the final data structure. For example, the intermediate industry model can contain data that has been imported from some external sources, without changing its original data structure (flat port).

For the data transfer into your final industry model, you use the Oracle Data import. You specify the mapping definition to distribute the data from the intermediate industry model to the final industry model. The mapping definition for the Oracle Data import is stored in the final industry model.

Note: When the Oracle user name is in a Unicode language (for example, Chinese or Japanese), you cannot use the Oracle Data dialog box to manage the data transfer. In this case, use a command-line procedure instead. See Using the Command Line to Export and Import an Oracle Dump File.

Oracle Data Import—Migration tool to transfer Oracle data to an enterprise industry model.

Source industry model—Industry model from which the data is transferred.

Final industry model—Industry model to which the data is transferred.

Attention:

The final industry model must contain the Oracle Data Import Extension.

To transfer data between two industry models

In the Infrastructure Administrator, click Enterprise and connect to the enterprise industry model .
Open the project that contains the final industry model.
In the Administrator explorer, select the final industry model.
Click Industry Model model menu > Import > Oracle Data.
In the Source Industry Model dialog box, select the source industry model, and enter its credentials. Click OK.
Specify the mapping definition. See Creating a Mapping Definition.
Test the mapping definition.
Import the data.