In OFSAA DIH Application, the uploaded data model is visible as Application Data Interface (ADI). These ADI names are given through erwin data model entity UDP for each table. For any new table addition, which is added as a part of customization must consist of a valid value in the following entity UDPs to get the proper ADI names in DIH.
· OFSAA Data Interface Name: This Entity UDP expects the logical name of the table or logical name for a group of tables, which will be displayed as an ADI in DIH. This UDP is mandatory for all Stage and Results tables to get a valid ADI in DIH, which corresponds to each table in the data model.
· OFSAA Data Interface Subtype: This Entity UDP expects the logical name of a table where the table is part of a group of tables where we have a group name in OFSAA Data Interface Name UDP. This UDP is optional and applicable only if you have a one OFSAA Data Interface Name against a group of tables.
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For illustration, see the following samples for OFSDF:
· STG_CASA, STG_LOAN_CONTRACTS, STG_TD_CONTRACTS, and FCT_COMMON_ACCOUNT_SUMMARY are defined as a group of tables, and the UDPs for the tables are given in the following table:
|
TABLE_NAME |
OFSAA Data Interface Name |
OFSAA Data Interface Subtype |
|---|---|---|
|
STG_CASA |
Customer Account |
CASA Contracts |
|
STG_LOAN_CONTRACTS |
Customer Account |
Loan Contracts |
|
STG_TD_CONTRACTS |
Customer Account |
Term Deposits |
|
FCT_COMMON_ACCOUNT_SUMMARY |
Customer Account |
Common Account Summary |
· If there are Stage and Fact tables for a similar purpose, you must define the same name for the OFSAA Data Interface Name and OFSAA Data Interface Subtype.
|
TABLE_NAME |
OFSAA Data Interface Name |
OFSAA Data Interface Subtype |
|---|---|---|
|
STG_ACCT_FEATURE_MAP |
Account Feature Map |
Account Feature Map |
|
FCT_ACCOUNT_FEATURE_MAP |
Account Feature Map |
Account Feature Map |
· If you have independent tables such as only one table, which is either a stage or dim or fact, then the OFSAA Data Interface Subtype can be left blank.
|
TABLE_NAME |
OFSAA Data Interface Name |
OFSAA Data Interface Subtype |
|---|---|---|
|
STG_VEHICLE_MASTER |
Vehicle Master |
|
|
FCT_TXN_CHANNEL |
Transaction Channel |
|
|
DIM_ACCOUNT |
Account Dimension |
|
For illustration, see the following samples for OIDF:
· STG_ANNUITY_CONTRACTS, STG_LOAN_CONTRACTS, STG_RETIREMENT_ACCOUNTS, and FCT_COMMON_POLICY_SUMMARY are defined as a group of tables, and the UDPs for the tables are given in the following table:
|
TABLE_NAME |
OFSAA Data Interface Name |
OFSAA Data Interface Subtype |
|---|---|---|
|
STG_ANNUITY_CONTRACTS |
Customer Account |
Annuity Contracts |
|
STG_LOAN_CONTRACTS |
Customer Account |
Loan Contracts |
|
STG_RETIREMENT_ACCOUNTS |
Customer Account |
Retirement Accounts |
|
FCT_COMMON_POLICY_SUMMARY |
Customer Account |
Common Policy Summary |
· If there are Stage and Fact tables for a similar purpose, you must define the same name for the OFSAA Data Interface Name and OFSAA Data Interface Subtype
|
TABLE_NAME |
OFSAA Data Interface Name |
OFSAA Data Interface Subtype |
|---|---|---|
|
STG_PARTY_ROLE_MAP |
Party Role Map |
Party Role Map |
|
FCT_PARTY_ROLE_MAP |
Party Role Map |
Party Role Map |
· If you have independent tables such as only one table, which is either a stage or dim or fact, then the OFSAA Data Interface Subtype can be left blank.
|
TABLE_NAME |
OFSAA Data Interface Name |
OFSAA Data Interface Subtype |
|---|---|---|
|
STG_VEHICLE_MASTER |
Vehicle Master |
|
|
FCT_CLAIM_TRANSACTION |
Claim Transaction |
|
|
DIM_ACCOUNT |
Account Dimension |
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