Interfaces/Mappings are Not Executing in Multiple Threads when Degree of Parallelism is Configured on Target Data Server (Doc ID 2367083.1)

Last updated on FEBRUARY 12, 2019

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Symptoms

In Oracle Data Integrator (ODI), interface/mappings are not executing in multi-thread connections, even though Degree of Parallelism (DOP) is set on the target data server.

The interface/mapping knowledge modules are set, for example, to "LKM SQL Multi-Connect" and "IKM SQL to SQL Control Append."

The issue can be reproduced with the following steps:

1. Define Data Server with Degree Of Parallelism configured in Topology manager.
2. Create an interface/mapping with Target Data Store from the Topology Connection defined in the above step.
3. Set LKM to "LKM SQL Multi-Connect" and IKM to "IKM SQL to SQL Control Append"
4. Execute the interface/mapping and you will observe that session log displays DOP=1 even when DOP is configured as 10 in Target Data Server

ODI-1026: Execution Summary
Environment: Available Processors=2: Available Memory=3817865216:
Connection Metrics: Array Fetch Size=30: Batch Update Size=0: Target DOP=1
Non autocommit connection.
Source OdiDMSource-144-30-0: Started On 23:27:39.768: Provided 35 rows in 0.026 secs. Wait=0.000 secs.
Target OdiDMTarget-144-30-0: Started On 23:27:39.765: Processed 35 rows in 0.029 secs. Execute=0.016 secs. Wait=0.003 secs.

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