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Task Description

An expression is a selector component that

inherits attributes from a preceding component in
the flow and adds additional reusable attributes.
An expression can be used to define a number of
reusable expressions within a single mapping.
Attributes can be renamed and transformed from
source attributes using SQL expressions.

Splits a single input row set into several

output row sets using a boolean split
condition.
Performs union, union all, intersect, and
minus operations in a mapping.

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Performs a lookup of data from a lookup

object such as a table, view, materialized
view, external table, cube, or dimension.
Joins multiple row sets from different
sources with different cardinalities and
produces a single output row set.

Conditionally filters out rows from a row

set.

Performs data aggregations, such as SUM

and AVG, and provides an output row set
with aggregated data.

Converts an object of type Sys.AnyData to

either a primary type or to a user-defined
type.
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Removes duplicate data in a source by

placing a DISTINCT clause in the select
code represented by the mapping.

Data quality operator that identifies

matching records and merges them into a
single record.

Identifies and corrects errors and

inconsistencies in name and address source
data.

Transforms a single row of attributes into

multiple rows. Use this operator to
transform data that contained across
attributes instead of rows.

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Sorts attributes in ascending or descending

order.

filter rows based on the results of a

subquery.
Enables you to develop custom code to
manipulate a set of input rows and return a
set of output rows of the same or different
cardinality that can be queried like a
physical table.

Transforms the attribute value data of rows

within a row set using a PL/SQL function or
procedure.

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Converts multiple input rows into one

output row. It enables you to extract from a
source and produce one row from a set of
source rows that are grouped by attributes in
the source data.

Passes parameter values into a mapping.

Sends values out of a mapping.

Calls a function or
executing a mapping.

procedure

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Calls a function or procedure before

executing a mapping.

Represents a reusable mapping.

A combination of input attributes that flow
into the pluggable mapping.

A combination of output attributes that flow

out of the pluggable mapping.

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OWB
Symbol

Component

Expression

Splitter operator

set operation

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Look up

Joiner

Filter

Aggregator

Anydata Cast
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Deduplicator

Match Merge

Name and Address

Pivot

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Sorter

Subquery Filter

Table Function

Transformation

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Unpivot

Mapping Input Parameter

Mapping Output Parameter

Post-Mapping Process

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Pre-Mapping Process

Pluggable Mapping
Pluggable
Signature

Mapping

Input

Pluggable Mapping Output

Signature

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ODI
Symbol

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ODI
Component

Expression

Split

Set

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Lookup

Join

Filter

Aggregate

Cast
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Distinct

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Pivot Transformation

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Sort Transformation

Subquery Filter

Datastore component

Expression component

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unpivot transformation

under the project tree panel

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The OWB Pre-Mapping operator is

migrated
to
the
KM
option
BEGIN_MAPPING_SQL of the source
ODI Datastore component.

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The OWB Post_Mapping operator is

converted to PL/SQL code and
configured into the ODI container
mapping's target node as the KM option
END_MAPPING_SQ

The OWB Pluggable Mapping

operator is migrated to the ODI
Reusable Mapping component.

using reusable mapping

using reusable mapping

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