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lookup table A table that contains helpful non-transactional information. For example,
non-transactional information could be status definitions, or the name of the sales
representative.
managed table A table in the model that is copied and then purged from the active database by a
cartridge. Transactional, chaining, and driving tables in a model are all typically
managed tables.
model A model identifies the tables and table relationships representing a business entity
or related business entities. A project can have multiple models. Each model
contains a driving table and all of its child and descendent tables.
model compatibility Each model in your project can have one or more dynamic parameters associated
with it to verify the compatibility with the target environment. If the compatibility
parameter returns false, then the cartridge referencing the model will not deploy
or run and throw an error. For example, the script could return false for Oracle
10.2 and true for Oracle 11.1 to indicate that a cartridge referencing the model can
only deploy and run against Oracle 11.1.
model-based cartridge A cartridge that moves data based upon a defined data model with relationships.
This type of cartridge is typically used for ongoing archive operations.
non-intrusive environment In a non-intrusive environment, data is archived without an interface schema and
a generic JDBC driver is used. A non-intrusive environment enables you to copy
or archive data from read-only sources, which is especially helpful in cases where
the data is associated with older technologies that might not support basic SQL
statements or when the database administrator or company policy prohibits write
access to the production environment.
OLTP database The online transaction processing database that typically is your active or source
database.
partitioned data movement A method of data movement that, whenever possible, will leverage Oracle
database partitioning to move data more efficiently than transactional data
movement.
pause One of the ways in which you can interrupt a business flow. Pausing suspends the
business flow while awaiting operator intervention.
reload The act of taking data from an archive data store and loading it into the active
database.
remote deployment The generation and deployment of your cartridge or business flow to an
environment on a system that is remote from your Designer client. Deployment
files are generated locally and then deployed to the designated, remote
environment.
repository The location that holds business flow metadata, product configuration data, and
data collected during runtime. The repository can be located on your active
database, another logical database, or can be embedded database.