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INST-07545 Error installing JDeveloper

User_8YC6KAug 21 2022

image.pngThis is the first time I am trying to install this product. I am a professor and wanted to evaluate this tool for my class. I usually use Eclipse. I was a JBuilder Instructor back in the day when Borland had it. Now that Oracle has it and it became JDeveloper I wanted to see if it was appropriate for college instruction.

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I moved this to the ODI forum....

User_9AGUD

Someone has comment on this. Thanks

Marco Fris

Depends on your definition of 'good' data.
If you can express your criteria in terms of database constraints (uniqueness, referential constraints, check constraints) then ODI's CKMs can help. A CKM verifies incoming data against those constraints and puts records that violate any into an error table. Basic but effective.
They appear to have been omitted in recent documentation, but to my knowledge this older guide is still valid.
Have fun, Marco

User_9AGUD

Thanks Marco. How to implement The rows failing the conditions will be inserted in an error table which are prefixed by E$_? Which IKM can I use? Does IKM exist or not?
Thanks a lot
Loan

Marco Fris

Hi Loan,
It is the CKM that does that. You can select it in the same way you pick you IKM: on the physical tab of your mapping with the target selected.
Did you spot the link to the tutorial? https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21043_01/integrate.1111/e12641/quality.htm

Have fun, Marco

et4891

Hello Loan,
If you aren't able to find any IKM which I had a hard time finding it so made a post https://community.oracle.com/tech/apps-infra/discussion/4484961/import-create-integration-knowledge-modules
Look at the answer accepted, thanks to @marco-fris3 for helping me out finding where to import

ET

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