Import Scenarios FAQS

1. Where do I import scenarios in Oracle Data Integrator?
• Scenarios can be imported through the Operator Navigator by selecting the Scenarios panel, right-clicking, and choosing Import > Import Scenario.
2. What import types are available when importing scenarios?
• There are several import types available, and you can choose the one that fits your needs. For more details on these import types, refer to the section Exporting and Importing.
3. Can I import schedules along with scenarios?
• Yes, when importing scenarios, you can check the Import schedules option to import any schedules that were exported along with the scenarios.
4. What is the "File Import Directory"?
• The File Import Directory is the location where the exported scenarios are saved. You need to specify the directory from which to import the scenario files.
5. What happens to the imported scenarios in the work repository?
• The imported scenarios will be placed in the work repository and will appear in the Scenarios tree of Operator Navigator.
6. Do imported scenarios get attached to existing objects?
• If the work repository is a development repository, the imported scenarios will automatically be attached to their respective Package, Mapping, Procedure, or Variable.
7. Can I import multiple scenarios at once?
• Yes, you can import one or more scenarios by selecting them from the list of available files to import.
8. What happens if I don’t select the “Import schedules” option?
• If you don’t select the Import schedules option, only the scenarios will be imported, and their associated schedules will not be included.
9. Is there a specific repository required for importing scenarios?
• Scenarios can be imported into any work repository, but if it is a development repository, the imported scenarios will also be linked to their relevant Packages, Mappings, Procedures, or Variables.
10. What is the next step after importing scenarios?
• After importing, you can work with the scenarios directly in Operator Navigator or make adjustments as needed for the development or execution environment.