4.66 Smart Export Dialog

Use to perform a Smart Export.

Note:

You must be connected to a work repository to be able to use the Smart Export feature.

In the Smart Export Dialog, set the export parameters as follows:

Properties Description
Export Name Name given to the export (mandatory). Default is SmartExport.xml.
Export as zip file Select if you want to generate a zip file. Default is <Export Name>.zip.

Encryption

For more information about Encryption see, Export Key fields in Export Dialog

Encoding Options

Use these options to customize the XML output file format. It is recommended that you use the default values.

Properties Description
XML Character Set Encoding specified in the export file. The encoding parameter in the XML file header.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
Java Character Set Java character set used to generate the file.

Objects to be Exported

Use to specify the list of objects to be exported to the Selected Objects list and to manage dependencies.

  1. Drag and drop the objects from the Oracle Data Integrator Navigators into the Selected Objects list on the left.

    Note: You can export objects from different Navigators at once. Repeat this step if required.

  2. The object to be exported appears in a tree with its related parent and child objects. Notes:

    • A bold object name indicates that the object has been specifically added to the Smart Export. Only objects that appear in bold can be removed. Removing an object also removes its child objects and the dependent objects. Child objects of a specifically added object also appear in bold and can be removed. To remove an object from the export tree, right-click the object and select Remove Object. If the removed object is dependent on another object, remains in the tree but the font changed to a standard font.

    • A grayed out object name indicates that the object is a dependent object that is not exported, as for example, a technology.

  3. If there are any cross-referenced objects, they are displayed in the Dependencies list on the right side of the dialog. Parent objects will not be shown under the Uses node and child objects will not be shown under User by node.

    The Smart Export toolbar provides tools for managing the objects to export and for viewing dependencies. Table 4-1 details the different toolbar components.

    Table 4-1 Smart Export Toolbar

    Name Description

    Search

    Searches for a object in the Selected Objects or Dependencies list.

    Expand All

    Expands all tree nodes in the Selected Objects or Dependencies list.

    Collapse All

    Collapses all tree nodes in the Selected Objects or Dependencies list.

    Clear All

    Deletes all objects from the list.

    Warning: This also deletes Release Tags and Materialization selections.

    Add Objects by Release Tag

    Adds all objects that have the same release tag as the object that already exists in the Selected Objects list.

  4. Click Export to start the export process.

Related Topics

"Exporting an Object with its Child Components" in the "Exporting and Importing Objects" chapter in Oracle Fusion Middleware Developing Integration Projects with Oracle Data Integrator