Managing Scenarios and Sessions

Working with Oracle Data Integrator Console 22-11 This section includes the following operations: ■ Working with the Data Lineage ■ Working with the Flow Map Working with the Data Lineage To view the Data Lineage:

1. Select the Browse Navigation tab.

2. Navigate to Design Time Models Data Lineage.

3. Click View in the Navigation tab toolbar.

4. In the Data Lineage page, select a Model, then a Sub-Model and a datastore in this model.

5. Select Show Interfaces if you want that interfaces are displayed between the

datastores nodes.

6. Select the prefix to add in your datastores and interface names in the Naming

Options section.

7. Click View to draw the Data Lineage graph. This graph is centered on the

datastore selected in step 4. In this graph, you can use the following actions: ■ Click Go Back to return to the Data Lineage options and redraw the graph. ■ Use the Hand tool and then click a datastore to redraw the lineage centered on this datastore. ■ Use the Hand tool and then click an interface to view this interface’s page. ■ Use the Arrow tool to expandcollapse groups. ■ Use the Move tool to move the graph. ■ Use the Zoom InZoom Out tools to resize the graph. ■ Select View Options to change the display options have the graph refreshed with this new option. Working with the Flow Map To view the Flow Map:

1. Select the Browse Navigation tab.

2. Navigate to Design Time Models Flow Map.

3. Click View in the Navigation tab toolbar.

4. In the Data Lineage page, select one or more Model. Select All to select all models.

5. Select one of more Projects. Select All to select all projects.

6. In the Select the level of details of the map section, select the granularity of the

map. The object that you select here will be the nodes of your graph. Check Do not show Projects, Folders... if you want the map to show only data structure. 7. Optionally, indicate the grouping for the data structures and design-time objects in the map, using the options in the Indicate how to group Objects in the Map section. 22-12 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle Data Integrator

8. Click View to draw the Flow Map graph.

In this graph, you can use the following actions: ■ Click Go Back to return to the Flow Map options and redraw the graph. ■ Use the Hand tool and then click a node representing a datastore, an interface, and so forth in the map to open this object’s page. ■ Use the Arrow tool to expandcollapse groups. ■ Use the Move tool to move the graph. ■ Use the Zoom InZoom Out tools to resize the graph.

22.2.7 Performing Administrative Operations

This section describes the different administrative operations available in Oracle Data Integrator Console. These operations are available for a user with Supervisor privileges. This section includes the following operations: ■ Creating a Repository Connection ■ Testing a Data Server or a Physical Agent Connection ■ Administering Repositories ■ Administering Java EE Agents Creating a Repository Connection A repository connection is a connection definition for Oracle Data Integrator Console. A connection does not include Oracle Data Integrator user and password information. To create a repository connection:

1. Navigate to the Repository Connections node in the Management Navigation

tab.

2. Click Create in the Navigation tab toolbar. A Create Repository Connection

dialog for this object appears. 3. Provide the values for the repository connection: ■ Connection Alias : Name of the connection that will appear on the Login page. ■ Master JNDI URL : JNDI URL of the datasource to connect the master repository database. ■ Supervisor User Name: Name of the Oracle Data Integrator user with Supervisor privileges that Oracle Data Integrator Console will use to connect to the repository. This user’s password must be declared in the WLS Credential Store. ■ Work JNDI URL : JNDI URL of the datasource to connect the work repository database. If no value is given in this field. The repository connection will allow connection to the master only, and the Navigation will be limited to Topology information. ■ JNDI URL : Check this option if you want to use the environment naming context ENC. When this option is checked, Oracle Data Integrator Console automatically prefixes the data source name with the string java:compenv to identify it in the application server’s JNDI directory. Working with Oracle Data Integrator Console 22-13 Note that the JNDI Standard is not supported by Oracle WebLogic Server and for global data sources. ■ Default : Check this option if you want this Repository Connection to be selected by default on the login page.

4. Click Save. The new Repository Connection appears in the Management

Navigation tab. Testing a Data Server or a Physical Agent Connection This sections describes how to test the data server connection or the connection of a physical agent in Oracle Data Integrator Console. To test the data server connection:

1. Select the Browse Navigation tab.

2. Navigate to Topology Data Servers.

3. Select the data server whose connection you want to test.

4. Click Test Connection in the Navigation tab toolbar.

5. In the Test Connection dialog, select the: ■ Physical Agent that will carry out the test ■ Transaction on which you want to execute the command. This parameter is only displayed if there is any On ConnectDisconnect command defined for this data server. The transactions from 0 to 9 and the Autocommit transaction correspond to connection created by sessions by procedures or knowledge modules. The Client Transaction corresponds to the client components ODI Console and Studio.

6. Click Test.

A dialog showing Connection successful is displayed if the test has worked. If not, an error message is displayed. To test the physical agent connection:

1. Select the Browse Navigation tab.

2. Navigate to Topology Agents Physical Agents.

3. Select the physical agent whose connection you want to test.

4. Click Test Connection in the Navigation tab toolbar.

A dialog showing Connection successful is displayed if the test has worked. If not, an error message is displayed. Administering Repositories Oracle Data Integrator Console provides you with features to perform management operations create, import, export on repositories. These operations are available from the Management Navigation tab, under the Repositories node. These management operations reproduce in a web interface the administrative operations available via the Oracle Data Integrator Studio and allow setting up and maintaining your environment from the ODI Console. See Chapter 3, Administering the Oracle Data Integrator Repositories and Chapter 19, ExportingImporting for more information on these operations.