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If you've built Business Views in Incorta, you already know how powerful they are as a semantic layer — joins, calculations, and row-level security all baked in. But at some point you'll want to pull that curated data into a Python script: a downstr...
Overview
When loading data from Oracle Cloud, BICC (Business Intelligence Cloud Connector) is the most commonly used tool. It provides access to a majority of Oracle Cloud tables via View Objects (VOs) prepared by Oracle specifically for this purpos...
When loading data incrementally, Incorta inserts new records and updates existing records that have already been loaded, but by default it does not delete records. Source systems like Oracle Cloud ERP, however, may allow users to delete data. This ...
When working with enterprise systems like Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS), ensuring that users only see the data relevant to their operating unit (ORG_ID) is a critical security and compliance requirement.
In this post, we’ll walk through how you can ...
Overview
Incorta’s new MS Fabric data destination enables you to push curated, enriched, or transformed datasets directly into MS Fabric.
Supported Incorta Versions: 2024.7.6 and above
Configuration
To enable the MS Fabric data destination, a set o...
1) First see if the EBS connection is working or not
2) Then open that schema table in Incorta, go to dataset and open the query and try to execute it and see if you see rows .
Here is a sample python script to execute a load plan and monitor the run via rest apis. Refer to this article too.
Enable Access for an Individual User
As an Incorta Super User or a user with the SuperRole, sign in to the Incorta.In the Navigation ...
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