Oracle Fusion Technical-Data Conversion Automation using ATP

Explore the data conversion process for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, detailing extract, transform, and load steps, data cleansing, cross-references, validation, and loading methods for master and transactional data.

Discover Oracle Fusion data conversion methodologies for importing bulk data, including file-based data import, spreadsheet-based loading, import management, and web services, with automation of data preparation and validation.

Define the use case for migrating Jonas data from the Solar System to Oracle Fusion, detailing mapping rules and the minimum MVP values for journals.

Develop four BI reports to validate fusion data with cross-validation for ledgers, tax assets, and accounting dates. Define a data derivation report for import journal jobs using parameters.

Create the staging table to house source data for the Oracle Fusion data conversion, configure columns, and set up a trigger and sequence to populate unique IDs and timestamps.

Explore options to load data into ATP from cloud sources (OCI, AWS, GCP, Azure), including data pump imports, local file loads, and Oracle GoldenGate replication.

Load data from local csv files into a staging table using SQL Developer, set utf-8 and comma delimiter, map file columns to database fields, insert, and verify the data.

Develop a gl period status report by querying ledger data for a calendar month, defining statuses such as open and closed, and building a data model.

Invoke the external report service with Soap UI to run an ad hoc report, download the Excel output, and decode the base64 data using basic authorization.

Explore the access control list in Oracle databases, defining who can access which resources, granting and revoking privileges, and validating through views and tables with host IP restrictions.

Configure dcl and manage acls in Oracle Fusion using ATP, connect to the ATP database with admin credentials, and assign connect and resolve privileges.

Extract fusion bi report outputs via plsql, decode base64 blobs, and insert data into an ATP database table using an anonymous block and report service calls.

Design and implement reusable double cycle packages to extract data from Fusion via BI reports into the Oracle database, using a common report service, base64 decoding, and report-specific payload parsing.

Develop a common utility package with a public base64 decode function and a private convert-to-blob function, processing data in chunks and returning blocks or blobs.

Develop the web service util package for oracle fusion, exposing procedures to invoke external report services and return base64 report bytes decoded to xml content.

Develop the synchronization data flow from Fusion to the Oracle database by creating a public procedure that fetches a report, transforms records, and inserts them into the target table.

Test the three packages—website, digital, and sync—for Oracle Fusion technical-data conversion automation using ATP by invoking an anonymous blog and verifying replication with the Fusion database.

Explore IBM's program, job, and scheduler, detailing how to create programs with arguments and schedules and build jobs. Learn to display, drop, enable, and run jobs, synchronously or asynchronously.

Automate data synchronization from Fusion to the Oracle database by creating a DBUS Scheduler program and a job with a predefined interval, enabling ongoing data transfer.

Develop a business intelligence report that dynamically retrieves the gl ledger id and ledger name via a data access set, removing hard-coded values and enabling dynamic id replacement.

Demonstrates invoking the GL dash ledger report from SoapUI and downloading the CSV output. Decodes base64 report bytes and passes parameters from the data model with basic credentials.

Prepare the soap message, invoke the report service, decode the base64 report to a blob, and insert it into an Oracle database table using an anonymous PL/SQL block.

Configure the FPP delivery channel for EPEAT to post reports to a certified directory using private key authentication, uploading the key and applying the connection.

Learn how to schedule a CIA report in Fusion and deliver the output to a remote server directory, configure destinations, formats, compression, and notifications.

Schedule a report using the ScheduleReportWSSService SOAP service in soapUI, configure the delivery channel and server details, and manage the job, history, and the report output posted.

Burst large fusion report outputs to an FTP server using the schedule report service via plsql; this asynchronous process requires a configured delivery channel and proper permissions.