How do we call stored procedure in owb?

Hello

I have 20 mapping and I stored that I need to call after 20 mapping completed successfully.

I want to run my stored as 21st mapping procedure. I should not call my stored procedure in the 20th mapping as the mapping process.

How to achieve this?

What I did was, I created another dummy mapping and just create simple mapping (copy couple of records from a fictitious table to another table. dummy so I called the post, process mapping procedure. Is there another way, we can achieve this task?

In informatica, we have retained the transformation of the procedure. Is there something equivalent in OWB?

Any help is appreciated!

Two options, you can: -.

1. create in OWB.

Under Oracle-> your name of the Module-> Transformation
-> Function
-> Procedure
-> Package
2. right click-> new (it will sail with series of screen)

2 2 creer create database, and then import into OWB.

Once you have created and then form be it you can drag directly and drp then to the workflow process as done with mapping.

See you soon
Katia

Published by: Nawneet_Aswal on July 19, 2010 01:53

Tags: Business Intelligence

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