Oracle RMS Test Data

Hi,
Is there any sample data available for Retail Merchandising System (RMS)?
if there is any sample data, please provide the Details regarding to it.
Appreciate the help in advance.
Regards,
Prasanthi

There is demo data for RMS, which can be inserted during install. You can also insert it later by manually running the demo data SQL*Plus scripts.
It might be in a different location in RMS13, but in RMS12, you can find the scripts which insert demo/seed data in the staging folder in /dbserverunix/data.
From there you can run rmsdemodata.sql.
However, there is only data for master data (options, udas, items, suppliers, etc), none for transactional data.
You would need to create your own.
One method would be to create your own transactional data in a text file run the migration scripts (in the staging folder under /dbserverunix/dataconversion
I do not know Retail Analytics so I am unsure how you would trigger this generated data to import into the Analytics module
Hope this helps
Edited by: Alan Lawlor on 17-Apr-2013 10:21

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