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Data Migration in Oracle Fusion Applications

User363386Dec 14 2011 — edited Dec 15 2011
Hi Guys,

I have a requirement to do data migration from legacy system to Oracle Fusion HCM.
In Ebiz we will perform data migration with the help of APIs (Data will be moved into staging tables and from there will move into respective base tables through APIs).

But I heard that the concept of APIs is not there in Fusion Applications and it has been replaced with WebServices.

Does anyone have an idea of how to load data (for example say, Employee data) from legacy system into Fusion HCM system.

Any help would be highly appreciated!

Thanks,
Sowdha.

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mike_kirk
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On the OS side it doesn't care what the hardware is: if it's Solaris/OL/RHEL/SUSE it works with Oracle, Dell, HP, IBM etc - but that's for OS monitoring, patching, deploying software, reconfiguring networking, attaching storage etc. For hardware monitoring, upgrading firmware, and bare-iron OS provisioning it only talks to Oracle hardware (ALOM/ILOM/XSCF's etc).

For things like OS provisioning it still gets you 99% of the way there: for example it could set up everything needed to pour an OS into a system, add some apps, then patch them... but you may need to login to your Dell DRAC or HP iLO (or VMware) to kick off that first netboot to get the ball rolling. If it was Oracle hardware then Ops Center also knows how to touch the ILOM/XSCF to kick off that first netboot for you so it's 100% automated.

If you have Solaris SPARC or x86 you're going to need Ops Center for at least that kit - when you see what it can automate no other vendor comes close. The alternatives all seem to be a science-project of shell scripts....

Mike.Kirk@HalcyonInc.com
Marked as Answer by chuongnh · Sep 27 2020
chuongnh
Dear Mike,

SO thanks for your answer, it clear things. :)

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