Other Custom Object Types
While the focus of this guide is custom tables and custom Java code, there are potentially other customization object types that need to be remediated before moving to the cloud. The table below outlines supported and non-supported extension types that need to be addressed as part of a migration:
| Object Type | Description | Remediation Advice |
|---|---|---|
| Database Sequences | Sequences stored on the database used for identifier or other processing | Migrate code to use F1- DocumenSequenceAddUpd business service for sequence maintenance |
| JSP | These are code-complete screens written exclusively in JSP format | These need to be migrated to use UI Maps with simplified JSP code |
| JSP User Extensions | These are code snippets for legacy JSP based screens to override behavior on those screens | Not supported at the present time |
| FILE-PATH | Specifications of raw directories on the machine for batch processing. For example, directories to read or write files | Migrate to use aliases using the Cloud Object Storage Adapter |
| Environment Settings | Settings in various files in the architecture | Not supported as service provides the environment preconfigured. |
| Custom Threadpool definitions | Settings and architecture of batch execution threadpools | Migrate to use DEFAULT |
| Configuration Data (Admin Menu) | Administration menu data | Migratable using Content Migration Assistant |
| PL/SQL Code | Custom pl/sql functions | Not supported for security reasons |
| Triggers | Custom code on database | Not supported for security reasons |
| Other database objects | Other database objects that are not listed in the Custom Table support | Not supported |
| Linux/Unix Scripts | Custom scripts to manage the service | Not supported as service takes on that responsibility |
| Custom WS-Policies | Custom policies for inbound and outbound integration | Not supported as service provides prebuilt security |