We have recently added several new Mapping Components in
Oracle Data Integrator 12c such as Pivot or Unpivot. In this blog post we will
walk you through an example of how to use the new Pivot Component.
You can use the following SQL statements to recreate this
example in your environment. It will create the source (PIVOT_SRC) and target
(PIVOT_ TRG) tables used in this article in your database then you can reverse
engineer them in ODI.
CREATE TABLE pivot_src
(
year NUMBER,
quarter VARCHAR2(255),
sales NUMBER
);
insert into pivot_src
values (2012, 'Q1', 10.5);
insert into pivot_src
values (2012, 'Q2', 11.4);
insert into pivot_src
values (2012, 'Q3', 9.5);
insert into pivot_src
values (2012, 'Q4', 8.7);
insert into pivot_src
values (2013, 'Q1', 9.5);
insert into pivot_src
values (2013, 'Q2', 10.5);
insert into pivot_src
values (2013, 'Q3', 10.3);
insert into pivot_src
values (2013, 'Q4', 7.6);
commit;
CREATE TABLE
pivot_trg(
year NUMBER,
q1_sales NUMBER,
q2_sales NUMBER,
q3_sales NUMBER,
q4_sales NUMBER
);
Our goal is to pivot the data on the Quarter column when
going from PIVOT_SRC into PIVOT_TRG as shown below:
Follow these steps to add and configure a Pivot Component in
an ODI 12c Mapping:
First add the Source table PIVOT_SRC into your Mapping, to
do so drag and drop the PIVOT_SRC
datastore from the Models into the Mapping.
Next add a Pivot component into the Mapping. This is done by
clicking on the Pivot
Component in the Component palette and then clicking on the Mapping diagram. A new PIVOT
component will appear in the
Mapping:
Drag and drop the YEAR column
from PIVOT_SRC into the PIVOT component. There is no
need to add the QUARTER and SALES attributes yet, they will be used later in
the Row Locator and Attributes sections.
Click on the PIVOT component and in the
Properties window select the Row Locator
panel. In our example the Row Locator will be the QUARTER column which is
transposed from rows into 4 columns in our target table PIVOT_TRG.
Open up the Expression Editor
next to the Row Locator field and select the QUARTER
column from our source table PIVOT_SRC. Then click OK.
Now specify the various values the QUARTER column can take.
This is done using the
Row Locator Values table. Click on the + icon under Row Locator Values and add
the 4 possible values: ‘Q1’, ‘Q2’, ‘Q3’ and ‘Q4’.
Then click on the Attributes panel and add the 4 output
attributes which correspond
to each Row Locator values: Q1_SALES, Q2_SALES, Q3_SALES and Q4_SALES.
Next select
a Matching Row for the output attributes you just created. The Matching
Row values come from the Row Locator Values entered earlier.
Pick ‘Q1’ for Q1_SALES, ‘Q2’ for Q2_SALES, ‘Q3’ for Q3_SALES and ‘Q4’ for
Q4_SALES.
Finally enter an expression for each of the new attributes, use
PIVOT_SRC.SALES for all of them as we are interested in getting the Sales data
into those columns. You can type the expression using the Expression Editor or
drag and drop the SALES column from PIVOT_SRC into each of the newly created
attributes.
Finally add
the target table PIVOT_ TRG and connect the PIVOT component to it. Unselect
the Create Attributes on Source checkbox in the Attribute Matching window and
click OK to finish the Mapping configuration.
In this
example you can use the default Physical settings for your Mapping.
Integration Type is set to Control Append by default and the IKM Oracle Insert
is used.
Click on
Run to execute the Mapping, 2 inserts are performed and you should see the
following data in your target table.
If you
review the generated code you will notice that ODI leverages the PIVOT
function on Oracle to perform such operation. The Pivot component supports
Oracle as well as any other database supported by ODI 12c.
Unpivot component :
It is used to converting column data to rows .
Take an source table as shown below…
Drag and drop source and target into mapping builder and drag unpivot component into mapping builder as shown below.
Now drag first column into unpivot component.
Now click on unpivot component ,in attribute properties we can able to see the dragged column(here is year).
Add the attribures by clicking + symbol as per our target as shown below..
In general, select row locator as quarter as shown below.
In unpivot transforms add the values in which we want to convert to rows
Now connect the unpivot component to target and select integration type as control append as shown below..
In physical , select ikm as ikm oracle insert as shown below..
Save and run the mapping .
The target table is as shown below.
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