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Learn how to perform data mapping in Oracle Integration Cloud. Streamline your integration processes and ensure data accuracy with our comprehensive guide.
Data mapping facilitates the integration of data between systems with different formats, structures, or standards. It provides a mechanism to translate or transform data from the source system into a format that the target system can understand. This compatibility ensures that information can flow smoothly across systems, regardless of differences in data representations.
One of the key tasks of any integration is to define how data is transferred, or mapped, between the two applications.
Mappers are typically used to create mappings between source and destination applications. Mapper enables to mapping of element nodes between applications by dragging source element nodes to target element nodes. On the left, it represents the data structure of the source element node and on the right, it represents the data structure of the target element node.
Fig.1: Description of Mapping
A mapping window will appear in Mapper integration as shown (Fig 2).
Fig.2: Child Element shown with Name
Fig.3: Mapper Code
Fig.4: Mapper test
Fig.5: Mapper recommend
Fig.6: Without Enable Developer
Fig.7: With Enable Developer
Fig.8: XSLT mapper
Fig.9: View Mapper
Fig.10: Filter Options
A mapper is like a translator that helps match how information comes in (source) to how it goes out (target) in different applications. It’s like making sure the right puzzle pieces fit together correctly.
Fig.11: Before Mapping Elements
Fig.12: XPath Expression
Fig.13: Toggle Function
Fig.14: Validation
Certainly, here are the points rewritten for clarity and conciseness:
Data mapping is a cornerstone of effective integration in the Oracle Integration Cloud. By aligning data across systems and facilitating seamless data transfer, it enhances operational efficiency and data accuracy. While it has its limitations, particularly in dealing with large datasets, the benefits of data mapping are substantial, making it an indispensable tool for businesses seeking efficient and accurate data integration.
Author: Abhishek Narayan Pandey, OIC Consultant
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