How to migrate OWB mappings in ODI

Dear All,
I would require your valuable inputs for following points.
1. How do we do the deployment on multiple sites in ODI? what is the methdology or steps? R there any third party tools to do the same? what are they?
2. Is there any scripting language in ODI similar to OMB meta data scripting languate as in OWB which can be used to automate and speed up the multi site deployment?
3. What is the process of step to convert OWB mappings to ODI interfaces? Does oracle provides any tools or methodology to do the migration from OWB to ODI.?R there any third party tools to do the same? what are they?
Thanks and Regards
Edited by: 910192 on Aug 16, 2012 10:22 PM
Edited by: 910192 on Aug 16, 2012 11:54 PM

910192 wrote:
Dear All,
I would require your valuable inputs for following points.
1. How do we do the deployment on multiple sites in ODI? what is the methdology or steps? R there any third party tools to do the same? what are they?If you mean databases as 'sites' then you just configure seperate phyiscal connections and choose if you want to implicitly refer to each DB in your code or use Contexts to determine which database to use at run time.
Also careful consideration / deployment of ODI Agents allow you to run / execute / invoke you code from just about anywhere you want to (Target database, remote file system, source servers etc)
2. Is there any scripting language in ODI similar to OMB meta data scripting languate as in OWB which can be used to automate and speed up the multi site deployment?There is an SDK and groovy can be used : https://blogs.oracle.com/dataintegration/entry/odi_11g_insight_to_the
3. What is the process of step to convert OWB mappings to ODI interfaces? Does oracle provides any tools or methodology to do the migration from OWB to ODI.?R there any third party tools to do the same? what are they?Not sure if Oracle have formally released a step by step process yet, they promise an upgrade path to OWB users to migrate, there is a consulting offer for this : http://www.oracle.com/us/products/consulting/resource-library/owb-odi-migration-ds-1367824.pdf
ALso an italian company has / is developing a migration tool : http://www.owb2odiconverter.com/eng/index.html

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