The Time is Now! Migrating from OWB to ODI 12c

The Time is Now!
Migrating from Oracle Warehouse
Builder to Oracle Data Integrator 12c
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Oh Captain My Captain

Goodbye Old Friend

Migrations are Hard

Add Value

Have a Mission Statement

Mission Statement
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Any task undertaken to migrate content from OWB to ODI
will add immediate value to our BI stakeholders.

ODI 12c: Overview
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Flow-Based Declarative
Design with Component-Based
Development
New Mappings replace
interfaces and allow multi-step
design patterns
Reusable Mappings and
Datasets for Declarative Design
similar to 11g

ODI 12c: Overview
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Components Provide
Multi-Step Process

ODI 12c: Overview
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Components Provide
Multi-Step Process
Data Lineage built into
the Mapping Editor

ODI 12c: Overview
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Warehouse Builder-like
Components including
Pivot/Unpivot, Join,
Expression, Set, etc.

ODI 12c: Overview
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Component-Style KM’s
encapsulate modular, reusable
pieces of logic specific to
particular Components

ODI 12c: Overview
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Installing ODI 12c: Enterprise Installation
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Enterprise Installation
includes Fusion Middleware
and supports Standalone
Colocated Agents
Handles configuration of the
Master and Work repositories
and other FMW tables (Work
Tables)
JEE Agents can utilize
Weblogic Coherence for high
availability

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Warning: FMW
Needs to be installed
for JEE Agents

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Warning: FMW
Needs to be installed
for JEE Agents
Ignore This!
The Enterprise
Installation installs
WLS and FMW
behind the scenes

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Features Specifically
Selected
WLS and FMW are
installed as an internal
feature

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We get all this
cool stuff!

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Repository Creation Utility
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Recent Oracle Database
versions, including 11gR2 and
12c, as well as DB2 and SQL
Server
Master Repository contains
Topology information, Work
Repository contains
development information
Creates Fusion Middleware
tables, including Fusion Work
Tables

Agents
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Agents
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ODI Agents execute load
processes, including compiled
Load Plans and Scenarios
Somewhat comparable to the
OWB Control Center
(much, much better)
Deployed as JEE Agents or
Standalone Agents

Domain Configuration
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Use built-in FMW and WLS
functionality to “harden” our
ODI Agents
Our JEE-deployed ODI Agent
is comparable to an ETL Server
Utilizing Coherence gives us
performance increases in
certain circumstances, fault
tolerance, etc.

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Domain
Configuration
Templates make it
easy to mix and
match deployed
functionality to
our domain

Service Table
Schema (STB)
stores relevant
information from
our install to
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feed the
templates

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In the end, we
have a WLS
Domain complete
with Admin
Server and
Managed Server

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OWB Runtime Integration
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Execute OWB processes as
standard ODI processes,
including Mappings and
Process Flows
Full execution from OWB
Control Center captured in
standard ODI audit tables
Orchestrate our loads
wherever we want: ODI Load
Plans or OWB Process Flows

OWB Runtime Integration Topology
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Data Server
configured with
OWB Workspace
Owner

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JDBC
Configuration to
the OWB
Workspace

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Configure the
Workspace Owner
as the Physical
Schema

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Setting a Logical
Schema to
abstract the
Physical Schema
and Data Server

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OWB Runtime Integration Execution
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Use the ODI Package
Editor and the new
OdiStartOwbJob tool
We can execute
Mappings or
Process Flows
OdiStartOwbJob "-WORKSPACE=OWBREP" "-LOCATION=OWF_MGR"
"-OBJECT_NAME=SBATCH/MAIN_LOAD" "-OBJECT_TYPE=PROCESSFLOW"

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ODI Scenario for
Process Flow

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ODI Scenario for
Process Flow
Main Process
Flow execution

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ODI Scenario for
Process Flow
Main Process
Flow execution
Sub-Process
Flow execution
Sub-Process
Flow execution

Main Process
Flow execution
Sub-Process
Flow execution
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ODI Scenario for
Process Flow
Mapping Execution
Sub-Process
Flow execution Mapping Execution

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Full Auditing
Results

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Migration Utility
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Supports 11.2.0.4 of
Warehouse Builder with Patch
17830453
Apply Patch 17053768 to
Data Integrator if not already
included in release
Command-line utility to
perform the OWB to ODI
Migration

Migration Utility: Run Modes
FAST_CHECK
Performs a read-only check of the OWB repository and
reports back the items than can and cannot be
migrated.
DRY_RUN
Performs a migration to ODI using the ODI 12c SDK, but
does not perform a commit at the end of the process.
RUN (Default)
Executes the migration and commits migrated objects
to the target ODI 12c repository.
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Migration Utility: Configuration
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ODI Master Repository
Connection Information

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ODI Work Repository Information

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OWB Workspace Information

OWB Workspace Information
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Migration Options

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ODI and OWB passwords Configuration File

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Migration Results

Migrated Mappings
Migrated Models
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Oracle Warehouse Builder (Our Old Friend)
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Wildly Successful
• Flow-based design
• High-performing code (EL-T)
• Ships with Database 10g and 11g
• PL/SQL Code Generation
• Freemium model
Deprecated
•Certified (not shipped) with
Database 12c
• In maintenance mode
Limited Integration
Capabilities

Oracle Data Integrator 12c
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Best of both worlds!
•Now with flow-based design
• High-performing code (EL-T)
•Knowledge Module architecture
• Enterprise Manager integration
• Fusion Middleware integration
Is there value in changing?
• “Our organization has a major
investment in OWB”
• “Our mappings and process
flows just work”

If Only There Was a Way to…
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If Only There Was a Way to…
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Maintain investment in OWB
•Continue to execute legacy code
• Only port our code when it
presents value to do so
Blaze new trails with ODI 12c
•Fantastic new features are dying
to be used
•The Knowledge Module (KM)
architecture pays huge dividends
Deploy a coherent strategy
• Shouldn’t feel like two tools

It’s not an easy choice

Phase 1: Run OWB Process Flows in ODI
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Phase 1: Run OWB Process Flows in ODI
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Phase 2: Orchestrate our OWB Mappings in ODI
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Phase 3: Re-implement in ODI When Necessary
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