1. Oracle GoldenGate, Streams, & Oracle Data Integrator FumikoYamashita Safe Harbor Statement: The views expressed on this presentation are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Oracle. The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making a purchasing decision. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

3. Works with Oracle Database

4. Few large references

5. Problem scaling in high-throughput environments

6. Out-of-the-box flexible solutions

7. Broad heterogeneous support

8. Excellent reference base

9. High performance in high transactional environment

11. Enterprise-wide solution: GoldenGate easily expands to new use cases

12. Reliability, flexibility, high performance: GoldenGate surpasses other technologiesInternal Only

13. Comparing GoldenGate, Data Guard & StreamsGoldenGate: Upgrading or Migrating from Oracle Database 8i/9i to 10g/11g 3 3.1 GoldenGate’s Technology for Transactional Data Management …. Aside from the differentiating ability of GoldenGate to handle heterogeneous database environments, readers familiar with Oracle data movement technologies may ruminate on the perceived resemblance between Oracle Streams and GoldenGate. This collation, however, is purely conceptual. The underlying architectures are significantly different. For example, Streams in Oracle 9i has problems scaling in high-throughput environments. In addition, it is limited in its support for data types (e.g. LONG) and for certain kernel functionality (e.g. log_parallelism). These issues are not present in GoldenGate’s platform. …. 6.6 Oracle Data Guard, Oracle Streams The above two solutions do not support a rolling upgrade from 8i or 9i to 10g or 11g. For 10g to 11g upgrades you can use a physical standby configuration but you have to use transient logical standby during the upgrade process. In addition, during the upgrade process the standby system will not be available for failover. Please note that there are some limitations with using logical standby particularly with data types. GoldenGate_WhitePaper_Oracle8i9ito10g11g.pdf

14. Oracle GoldenGate/ODI Use Cases & Demo CoverageEnterprise-wide Solution for Real Time Data Needs Disaster Recovery, Data Protection Standby (Open & Active) 1 3 Zero Downtime Migration and Upgrades Continuous Availability (OGG) Log Based, Real-Time Change Data Capture Operational Reporting Reporting Database OGG ODI/ETL EDW ODS 2 ODI/ETL Real-time OR/BI (ODI/OGG) Heterogeneous Source Systems EDW Real-time BI Query Offloading Data Distribution Lower IT Cost (OGG) SOA Integration /Web Services (ODI/OGG) OGG: Oracle GoldenGate ODS: Operational Data Store TCO: Total cost of ownership BI: Business Intelligence ODI: Oracle Data Integrator EDW: Enterprise Data Warehouse ROI: Return of investment ETL: Extract-Transform-Load Tool

16. Transform in the Database

18. Non-invasive on sources

19. Continuous streaming load into ODS Schema of target

20. Latency in seconds

21. Maintains transactional integrity

23. Combines intelligence on current business status with historical context

24. Eliminates load on source systems

26. Oracle Data IntegratorBased on Technology Foundation from Data Movement and Transformation from Multiple Sources to Heterogeneous Targets

27. Use Cases for Oracle Data Integrator

29. Customers Service - Improved CS with complete and accurate CRM information

30. Marketing / Sales - Better understanding of customer behavior, Accurate insight into sales efficiency, New cross-selling opportunities enablement

32. Cleansing – Common Data Typos

33. Matching – Eliminate Duplicates

34. Parsing – Unstructured Tokens