In today’s data-driven world, ensuring that clean and timely data is available is a critical first step for effective data mining and analysis. Oracle provides robust data integration tools for free to facilitate the seamless transfer and synchronization of your data with the Oracle Cloud Analytics platform. The two primary integration methods offered are Oracle Data Sync and Oracle Remote Data Connector (RDC). Below, we’ll explore each method to help you understand their functionalities and determine which best suits your needs.

Use Case: Ideal for scenarios where data needs to be regularly updated and synchronized from on-premises systems to the cloud, such as in data warehousing, business intelligence, and analytics applications.

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Use Case: Best suited for scenarios where real-time data access is crucial, and where data migration is not feasible or desirable, such as in transactional systems, real-time reporting, and hybrid cloud architectures.

Choosing between Oracle Data Sync and Oracle Remote Data Connector depends on your specific business requirements and data strategy. If your goal is to maintain an up-to-date cloud data warehouse for comprehensive analytics, Oracle Data Sync is the right choice. On the other hand, if you need real-time access to on-premises data without the overhead of data migration, Oracle Remote Data Connector is the optimal solution.

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Oracle provides two ways to connect enterprise business suite (EBS) on-premise ERP to Oracle analytics cloud; though direct ODBC connection and by using remote data connectors. Both options work fine to connect the two platforms and have their own pros and cons. the ODBC connection is easier to establish and pull the data, however, this option exposes the entire dataset posing higher security risks. On the other hand, the RDC option connects to the on-prem WebLogic server that connects to the database to offer added security and data caching. The RDC option enables you to directly visualize EBS data using OAC DV.

The 3 steps required to implement this are 1) setup the public and private keys, 2) setup firewall to open the connection to OAC, 3) copy the RDC war file to on-premise EBS Weblogic server, and 4) setup OAC connection pool using OAC client desktop tool to connect to the EBS HTTP web server.

Remember to download the RDC war file for your app server (Oracle Weblogic or Apache tomcat). Make sure to configure your RDC App to point to the EBS data source using JDBC connector.

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