Export Multiple ODI Objects Importing Objects

ExportingImporting 19-13 The topology and security settings are either exported as .xml files directly into the directory, or as a zip file containing .xml files. If you want to generate a zip file, you need to select Export to zip file and enter the name of the zip file in the Zip File Name field.

3. Click OK.

The export files are created in the specified export directory. Importing the Topology To import a topology export:

1. From the Topology Navigator toolbar menu select Import and then one of the

following options: ■ Topology... Logical Topology... Execution environment... 2. In the Import dialog:

1. Select the Import Mode. Refer to

Section 19.1.3, Import Modes for more information.

2. Select whether to import the topology export from a Folder or a Zip File.

3. Enter the file import directory.

3. Click OK.

The specified files are imported into the master repository. Importing the Security Settings To import a Security export: 1. From the Security Navigator toolbar menu select Import Security Settings... 2. In the Import dialog:

1. Select the Import Mode. Refer to

Section 19.1.3, Import Modes for more information.

2. Select whether to import the security export from a Folder or a Zip File.

3. Enter the file import directory.

3. Click OK.

The specified files are imported into the master repository.

19.3.3 Exporting and Importing a Work Repository

Importing or exporting a work repository allows you to transfer all work repository objects from one repository to another. Exporting a Work Repository To export a work repository: 1. From the Designer Navigator toolbar menu select Export Work Repository... 2. In the Export dialog, set the Export parameters as indicated in Table 19–2 . 19-14 Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle Data Integrator The work repository with its models and projects are either exported as .xml files directly into the directory, or as a zip file containing .xml files. If you want to generate a zip file, you need to select Export to zip file and enter the name of the zip file in the Zip File Name field

3. Click OK.

The export files are created in the specified export directory. Importing a Work Repository To import a work repository: 1. From the Designer Navigator toolbar menu select Import Work Repository... 2. In the Import dialog:

1. Select the Import mode. Refer to

Section 19.1.3, Import Modes for more information.

2. Select whether to import the work repository from a Folder or a Zip File.

3. Enter the file import directory.

3. Click OK.

The specified files are imported into the work repository.

19.4 Exporting the Technical Environment

This feature produces a comma separated .csv file in the directory of your choice, containing the details of the technical environment. This information is useful for support purposes. You can customize the format of this file. To produce the technical environment file:

1. From the Topology Navigator toolbar menu select Export Technical

Environment... 2. In the Technical environment dialog, specify the export parameters as indicated in Table 19–3 : Table 19–3 Technical Environment Export Parameters Properties Description Export Directory Directory in which the export file will be created. File Name Name of the .cvs export file Advanced options This set of options allow to parameterize the XML output file format. It is recommended that you leave the default values. Character Set Encoding specified in the export file. Parameter encoding in the XML file header. ?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1? ExportingImporting 19-15

3. Click OK.

Field codes The first field of each record produced contains a code identifying the kind of information present on the row. You can customize these codes as necessary. ■ Oracle Data Integrator Information Record Code : Code used to identify rows that describe the current version of Oracle Data Integrator and the current user. This code is used in the first field of the record. ■ Master , Work, Agent, and Technology Record Code: Code for rows containing information about the master repository, the work repositories, the running agents, or the the data servers, their version, etc. Record Separator and Field Separator These separators define the characters used to separate records lines in the file, and fields within one record. Table 19–3 Cont. Technical Environment Export Parameters Properties Description