Introduction

This chapter gives you an overview of Oracle iSetup. It also gives you a brief introduction to Oracle iSetup's footprint and usage scenarios.

This chapter covers the following topics:

About Oracle iSetup

Oracle iSetup, a data migration and reporting tool, is a part of the Oracle E-Business Suite. This tool consists of the Migrator and the Reporter:

Note: Transforming the attributes is an optional step.

Footprint

Currently, iSetup helps to migrate data for the following applications:

For more details on the areas covered by Oracle iSetup, within these product families, refer to Selection Sets Templates.

Usage Scenarios

There are many scenarios where Oracle iSetup can be used. Following are some of these:

Migrate Data

The CRP instance is configured and ready for test by the quality team. Now, you need to:

  1. Migrate select configuration to the test instance.

  2. After testing, modify the configuration in the CRP instance.

  3. Migrate the configuration to the production instance.

Migrate Data

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Transform Data

The test instance is configured. Using Oracle iSetup you have extracted the data. You want to transform select data and load to the target instance. Oracle iSetup helps you to transform the data and load it to the target instance.

Transform Data

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Save Configuration

Extract data from an instance using Oracle iSetup. The extracted data is stored in the Oracle iSetup repository. You can download this data and save it in an external repository.

Save an Extract

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Report on Current Configuration

Generate a report on the extracted data available in the Oracle iSetup repository. This report can be viewed online or downloaded in different formats. The report can also, be sent to a functional analyst. The Reporter module enables this functionality.

Generate Report

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Comparison Reporting

Compare the differences in data between the production instance and the test instance.

Comparison Report

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