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I want to install SQL Server database in my system and add this database to Informatica which has oracle already

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I have Informatica 9 and an Oracle database in my system. Now I want to install a SQL Server database in my system and add this database to Informatica.

Is that possible ?

Purpose: I need to migrate some of the tables from SQL Server to Oracle database using informatica.

Could anyone let me know, after installing SQL Server, how can I add this SQL Server database to informatica for creating mapping?

posted Apr 28, 2014 by Pooja Bhanout

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Installing the SQL server software on your system and getting informatica to talk to that are entirely different things.
1.You can for sure install SQL server on your Informatica server system, till the time you are dealing with some varient of Windows. Informatica can be installed on *nix flavours but not SQL server. If your informatica server is not on windows varients, you need to have a separate windows box for sql server installation.

2.Getting informatica to talk to sql server is going to be dependent upon the platform keys that you have for Informatica. Having the driver and everything is fine, but finally informatica allows interaction to OS/databases based on the platform keys, these keys are normally purchased and have therefore price attached to every additional environemnt/database you want to access.

answer Apr 29, 2014 by Shweta Singh
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