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Attunity release Oracle-CDC for SSIS

[If you’re using SSIS to pull data out of Oracle then this may be of interest to you.]

In SQL Server 2008 Microsoft introduced a feature called Change Data Capture (CDC) which basically enables you to query a SQL Server table from within SSIS and ask for all rows that have been created or changed since a given point-in-time. Attunity have now released a product called Oracle-CDC for SSIS that purportedly allows you to do the same with a table stored in Oracle too.

Features include:

  • Non-intrusive, log-based Oracle CDC for Oracle 9i, 10g, and 11g
  • Full integration into SSIS and the Business Intelligence Developer Studio
  • Generation of SSIS packages for processing Oracle data, reducing development efforts and ensuring best practice implementation
  • Automatic synchronization of full-load and CDC processing
  • Monitoring and control of CDC processing

If you’re interested in knowing more then Attunity are running a webinar on 3rd June, details are at https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/543263673.

Attunity are the company that provide the officially sanctioned Microsoft connectors for Oracle and Teradata so they have a pretty good pedigree; Oracle-CDC might just be worth paying attention to.

-Jamie

Published 29 May 2009 15:58 by jamie.thomson
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