Collect Oracle data into your data warehouse or ours. The Matatika pipelines will take care of the data collection and preparation for your analytics and BI tools.
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The starting point for retrieving data from the Oracle API.
The password for the user account used to connect to the Oracle API.
A list of schemas to filter data by when retrieving from the Oracle API.
A boolean value indicating whether to use Singer Decimal format for decimal values.
A list of tables to filter data by when retrieving from the Oracle API.
A boolean value indicating whether to use a dynamic SCN window for Logminer.
The System ID (SID) for the Oracle database to connect to.
The service name for the Oracle database to connect to.
The default method for replicating data from the Oracle API.
The maximum time to wait for a Logminer call to complete.
The reduction factor to use when iterating through Logminer data.
The port number to use when connecting to the Oracle API.
The user account to use when connecting to the Oracle API.
The System ID (SID) for the Oracle database to connect to.
The size of the SCN window to use when retrieving data from the Oracle API.
A boolean value indicating whether to use Oracle ROWSCN for change tracking.
The password for the user account used to connect to the Oracle API.
The size of the cursor array to use when retrieving data from the Oracle API.
The hostname or IP address of the server running the Oracle API.
The user account to use when connecting to the Oracle API.
The service name for the Oracle database to connect to.
Extract, Transform, and Load Oracle data into your data warehouse or ours.