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Practices for Lesson 1:
Introduction to Integration
and Administration
Chapter 1
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Practices Overview
In this practice, you explore the ODI 12c lab environment, start ODI Studio, and log in. You also
practice using the Start Page and Help system.
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Overview
In this practice, you examine the technical setup for the practices, start ODI, and connect to ODI
Studio.
Assumptions
All software is preinstalled. Databases are preconfigured and prepopulated with user data.
Tasks
1. View the major software components that are installed on your system (as shown in the
preceding diagram). Your environment has the following major components:
• Oracle Database 12c
− SQL Developer
• MySQL Database
• WebLogic Server 12c
• Oracle Data Integrator 12c
• Repository Creation Utility
2. View your machine’s desktop. Do NOT click yet, but simply note the following shortcuts:
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a. ODI Studio 12c: Starts ODI Studio.
b. SQL Developer: Starts SQL Developer, which provides access to the objects in Oracle
Database 12c through a GUI.
b. Start the Terminal window and execute the following command to change the directory:
cd /home/oracle/labs
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Note: This process may take up to one or two minutes. You may see an attempt to
drop a nonexistent object resulting in an error. You can safely ignore those errors.
Note: Do not close the Terminal window. You use it in each practice.
...many lines omitted for clarity...
Import: Release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production on Mon Jan 13 13:30:06 2014
Copyright (c) 1982, 2013, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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b. Examine the Start page. Note the online tutorials, which you can do later, at your
leisure.
c. Click the links provided on the Start page and view available resources. A web browser
starts. You may be prevented by firewalls from accessing the Internet. Some of the
resources are not local but are online.
d. From the main menu bar, select Help > Table of Contents and then ODI Studio
Online Help 12c > Using the Online Help > Opening the Online Help to read how
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you can access help at any time.
You can close the Help panels after you look at them.
5. Connect to the ODI repository. In a later lab, you will make a new repository.
a. Click Connect To Repository. When prompted for Wallet Password, enter Welcome1.
All passwords are case-sensitive. Then click OK.
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b. For Login Name, select DEV_ODI_REPO. Click OK.
Note: In this ODI setup, the repository, username SUPERVISOR, and password
Welcome1 are predefined for login.
c. On the Designer tab, expand the Projects and Models accordions. In Projects, select
JunkForDemo > HandsOn. Expand and view the infrastructure for your practices.
In a later lab you will be creating a new project similar to this one.
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d. Close ODI Studio. This automatically disconnects you from any open repositories.
This completes Practice 1-1. This completes the practices for Lesson 1.