Create an Oracle Sales Cloud Data Stream (Beta)
Create a data stream to start the flow of data from Oracle Sales Cloud to Data 360.
| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To create a connection: | Data Cloud Architect |
This feature is a Beta Service. Customers may opt to try a Beta Service using their own discretion. Any use of the Beta Service is subject to the applicable Beta Services Terms provided at Agreements and Terms.
- Review IP addresses to make sure that the Oracle Sales Cloud connection has the necessary access.
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In Data Cloud, on the Data Streams tab, click New.
You can also use App Launcher to find and select Data Streams.
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Under Other Sources, select the Oracle Sales Cloud connection source, and click Next.
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Select from the available Oracle Sales Cloud connections.
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Select the object that you want to import, and click Next.
You can select one new object on the Available Objects tab.
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Under Object Details, for Category, identify the type of data in the data stream.
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For Primary Key, select a unique field to identify a record. If the dropdown doesn’t show a primary key, create one using a formula field.
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To create a formula field, click New Formula Field.
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For Field Label, enter the data stream field’s display name.
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For Field API Name, enter the data stream field’s programmatic reference.
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For Formula Return Type, select Text.
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In the Transformation Formula text box, enter a UUID() formula.
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To validate the formula, click Text.
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Click Save.
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For Primary Key, select the UUID that you created.
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(Optional) Select a record modified field.
If data is received out of order, the record modified field provides a reference point to determine whether to update the record. The record with the most up-to-date timestamp is loaded.
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(Optional) For Organization Unit Identifier, select a business unit to use in a record’s data lineage.
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Click Next.
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For Data Space, if the default data space isn’t selected, assign the data stream to the appropriate data space.
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Click Deploy.
When the Last Run Status displays success, you can see how many records were processed and the total number of records that were loaded.