Master Repository FAQS

1. What is a Master Repository?

• A Master Repository is a data structure used to store the topology of IT resources, security information, and version management of projects and data models. It is stored in a relational database and is accessible in client/server mode by various Oracle Data Integrator modules.

2. How many Master Repositories are typically needed?

• Typically, only one Master Repository is required for the system.

3. When should I create multiple Master Repositories?

• Multiple Master Repositories may be necessary in the following cases:
• Off-site Development: When the project construction is distributed across different sites not connected by a high-speed network.
• Separation of Environments: When there is a need to clearly separate different environments (e.g., development, testing, and production) and these environments are located on separate sites.

4. Can I use multiple Master Repositories on the same database?

• Yes, multiple Master Repositories can be created if you need to separate environments such as development, test, and production, especially if they are located on different sites or need distinct security and version control.

5. What are the benefits of using a Master Repository?

• It helps centralize and manage crucial data such as project topology, security protocols, and version management.
• Ensures consistency across various development environments.
• Helps in managing multiple IT resources and controlling access to the data.

6. What database is used to store the Master Repository?

• The Master Repository is stored in a relational database, and it is accessible via Oracle Data Integrator modules in client/server mode.

7. Can I access the Master Repository remotely?

• Yes, the repository is accessible remotely through client/server connectivity, making it possible to access it from various Oracle Data Integrator modules.