Data Source - Oracle Database
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    Data Source - Oracle Database

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    Help page for ETL Configuration from Oracle Database.

    Setting items

    STEP1 Basic settings

    (data) itemindispensabledefault valueContents
    Oracle Database Connection ConfigurationYes-Select the previously registered Connection Configuration that has the necessary permissions for this ETL Configuration.
    database
    (Name of online service)
    Yes-Specify the name of the database containing the data you wish to transfer.
    * If you choose Connection Configuration using the tnsnames.ora file, please specify the net service name.
    Transfer MethodYesTransfer using querySelect either Transfer or Incremental Data Transfer****using the query.
    For more information on Incremental Data Transfer, see Incremental Data Transfer Function.
    queryYes-Enter if you selected transfer using query as the transfer method.
    Enter SQL to retrieve transfer data.
    schemaNo-This can be entered when Incremental Data Transfer is selected as the transfer method.
    Specify the schema that contains the table you want to transfer.
    If unspecified, it will be the DB user's default schema.
    tableYes-Enter if Incremental Data Transfer is selected as the transfer method.
    Enter the name of the table containing the data you wish to transfer.

    STEP1 detailed settings

    Clicking on "Set Details" will display the following configuration items

    • fetch data type specification
      Data in specified columns can be converted to string type and transferred.

      item nameindispensabledefault valueContents
      column nameYes-Enter the name of the column to be converted to a string type.
      data typeYesstring-

      :::( Info) (String type conversion use case)

      TROCCO will convert the Data Source data to a specific data type before importing the data.
      Therefore, data of some data types may be missing during import.
      In such cases, missing data may be avoided by converting to a string type.

      For example, a decimal type value with 20 total digits (e.g., 1234567890.0123456789 ) is captured by TROCCO as a double type during transfer.
      However, the total number of digits that can be handled by the double type in TROCCO's transfer execution environment is approximately 15, so the above numerical data is missing.
      At this time, by using string type conversion, Data Source can be transferred with no loss of data and maintaining the original number of digits.
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