I'm working on a project to create hybrid SQL database per tenant model. While we were able to replicate the on-premise databases to databases in Azure. I'm not able to find a way to continuously sync both on-prem DB and cloud DB (We cannot use data sync agent or transaction replication). We are looking for any other alternatives that we can try to achieve our purpose.
Also, how does synchronization works when the internet is down and cannot sync with cloud?
Sorry for my ignorance since I'm new to this field.
Thanks.
why can't you use data sync agent? It can be installed in other machine that has access to the database and internet.
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I have data in an Oracle Siebel data base and I want to move the data to the Azure Cloud over a VPN.
Is it possible to copy the database and then apply daily snapshots until I am ready to take the new Azure application live.
This reduces the risk of relying on a single big migration on the cutover weekend.
The destination DB is not Siebel, I will have to put the data into an Azure DB.
Just gathering ideas at the moment
I have an ETL project running on-premises using ODI.
This ETL is quite customized with python scripts to perform tasks such as download/uploading files to Sharepoint, reading and parsing Excel files etc...
If I would want to migrate this to OCI, what would be the best service(s) for it? Is it a simple migration or a redo using a new approach?
I see that we have Data Integration workspaces but it seems not to be able to handle this type of customization...
Not sure about Data Flows. I am definitely not familiar with all Oracle stack, so I need some help :)
Thank you
I am trying to get my Oracle DB content into GCP - BigQuery specifically, and then keep both in synch. I have not been able to find a standard way of doing this using GCP tools without using third-party software. Has anyone tried this? Any recommendations?
I'm trying to connect to my on-premise Oracle database in order to migrate and copy some tables over to Azure SQL, but am not able to do so despite making sure all the connection parameters match the provided values in tnsnames.
Am I missing something? The error says the socket is closed but haven't gotten any useful information other than this prior issue, but doesn't contain any solution. I currently use Oracle 11.2.0.3 so the ADF connector should support this version.
Not sure what else I need to check. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Your screenprint shows you are using the AutoResolveIntegrationRuntime but as you say your Oracle db is on-premises you would need a Self-hosted Integration runtime (SHIR) as per this article. You would still need an SHIR for an IaaS Oracle db. Ideally the SHIR should be 'close' to the datasource so probably on-premises in the same network.
Do you have any proxy or firewall configured?
Have you tried creating the linked service and then testing the connection? Sometimes it occurred to me that I failed to test the connection of a new linked service but when creating it and retesting the connection is successful ...
We are using Oracle cloud CRM. Our organization has been using it since quite few years and the people who set it up have already left. I am new here and am trying to connect the CRM data to Power BI. I intalled the ODAC drivers and everything. However, I do not know what to enter in my tnsnames.ora file. That file has asked for service name, server name and hostID/name. No one in the organization has this information. I reached out to Oracle support and here is the response they gave:
Oracle’s response to the service request: “These details are not found in Documentation because they cannot be provided. You'll need to reach out to Power BI support to see if there are alternate ways to create this integration without these details.”
Does anyone know why Oracle would not share these details with us? If there is any other way to find out the server and service name? How should I proceed in such scenarios.
As of now, we use a link to login to the service and we do not have much documentation
Let me attempt to translate.
We are using Oracle cloud CRM
Oracle is hosting our application.
I am new here and am trying to connect the CRM data to Power BI
We want to query the database being used to store our application data.
Oracle’s response to the service request: “These details are not found in Documentation because they cannot be provided..."
This is where it gets fun, they are saying - we do not give clients direct access to the database where their data is hosted. So in other words, you CANNOT connect your tool directly to the database.
So, I think you're best bet, is to look into REST APIs that have been published for you as a subscriber to the service. This is often provided in lieu of providing direct access to your hosted environment.
Your other bet is to contact someone in your organisation that has the oracle connections in a file which you could load SQL Developer by Oracle, and explore the connections there. Most likely this will be a data engineer or IT contact in your organisation who will have this information. Once you have the connection info visible, you can then enter this directly in Power BI after creating an Oracle connection.