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Google Cloud Data Fusion simplifies building and managing data pipelines by offering a visual interface to connect, transform, and move data across various sources and destinations, streamlining data integration processes. When combined with CData Connect AI, it provides access to Oracle data for building and managing ELT/ETL data pipelines. This article explains how to use CData Connect AI to create a live connection to Oracle and how to connect and access live Oracle data from the Cloud Data Fusion platform.
Connectivity to Oracle from Cloud Data Fusion is made possible through CData Connect AI. To work with Oracle data from Cloud Data Fusion, we start by creating and configuring a Oracle connection.
To connect to Oracle, you'll first need to update your PATH variable and ensure it contains a folder location that includes the native DLLs. The native DLLs can be found in the lib folder inside the installation directory. Once you've done this, set the following to connect:
When connecting to Connect AI through the REST API, the OData API, or the Virtual SQL Server, a Personal Access Token (PAT) is used to authenticate the connection to Connect AI. It is best practice to create a separate PAT for each service to maintain granularity of access.
With the connection configured and a PAT generated, you are ready to connect to Oracle data from Cloud Data Fusion.
Follow these steps to establish a connection from Cloud Data Fusion to Oracle through the CData Connect AI JDBC driver:
jdbc:connect:AuthScheme=Basic;user=username;password=PAT;
Please be aware that there is a known issue in Cloud Data Fusion where "int" types from source data are automatically cast as "long".
Now you have a direct connection to live Oracle data from from Google Cloud Data Fusion. You can create more connections to ensure a smooth movement of data across various sources and destinations, thereby streamlining data integration processes - all without replicating Oracle data.
To get real-time data access to hundreds of SaaS, Big Data, and NoSQL sources (including Oracle) directly from your cloud applications, explore the CData Connect AI.
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