The Use of Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) Standard Generated Methods for Data Services (Doc ID 424652.1)

Last updated on NOVEMBER 15, 2023

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Which kind of Operations are allowed for Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) generated Data Services?

The Oracle DI documentation states that :

The range of operations offered by each generated Data Service depends on the SKM used to generate it.

There are several common properties shared by the SKMs currently supplied by Oracle Data Integrator. In almost every case the name of the published entity forms part of the name of each operation. In the following examples, the published entity "Customer" will be used.

• Operations on a single entity. These operations allow a single record to be manipulated, by specifying a value for its primary key. Other fields may have to be supplied to describe the new row, if any.
  Examples: addcustomer, getcustomer, deletecustomer, updatecustomer.
• Operations on a group of entities specified by filter. These operations involve specifying
  values for one or several fields to define a filter, then optionally supplying other values for the changes to made to those rows. In general, a maximum number of rows to return can also be specified.
  Examples: getcustomerfilter, deletecustomerfilter, updatecustomerfilter.
• Operations on a list of entities. This list is constructed by supplying a several individual
  entities, as described in the "single entity" case above.
  Examples: addcustomerlist, deletecustomerlist, getcustomerlist, updatecustomerlist.
  

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