Migration of OWB Mappings in to ODI Interfaces

Hi Experts,
I have build some good amount of mappings in the OWB (oracle WarehouseBuilder) 11g and now i need to migrate all those in to Oracle Data Integrator 11.1.1.5 so my query is
1) Is it possible to migrate with out any additional migration tool, is so please let me know the steps of migration??
2) If it can be done only through any additional tool , what is that tool?? and process of migration using the tool.
Please do the needful. awaiting your inputs.
Many Thanks,
Pavan Kumar

Hi Pavan,
1) Unfortunately not. In its latest statement of direction, Oracle said that with ODI 12c, you will be able to execute and monitor OWB jobs. A migration utility will also be available at this time. But some manual work might be required as well. http://www.oracle.com/us/products/middleware/data-integration/odi-statement-of-direction-1922235.pdf
2) There is no tool for the moment. You can use groovy to automatize part of your migration and do the rest by hand. Here is a presentation by Michael Rainey : http://www.rittmanmead.com/files/ukoug2012_rainey_odi.pdf
Hope it helps.
Regards,
JeromeFr

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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?
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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.
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