You are creating a data integration mapping in Oracle Data Integrator (ODI). Your source tables are in an on-premises Oracle Database.
Which three items from the source tables can be retrieved by reverse-engineering a model? (Choose three.)
You are creating a data integration mapping in Oracle Data Integrator (ODI). Your source tables are in an on-premises Oracle Database.
Which three items from the source tables can be retrieved by reverse-engineering a model? (Choose three.)
When reverse-engineering a model in Oracle Data Integrator (ODI), you can retrieve the constraints, column names, and data types from the source tables. Constraints include primary keys, foreign keys, and other rules applied to the columns. Column names are the identifiers of the columns in the tables. Data types specify the kind of data the columns contain, such as integers, strings, and dates. Table owner and table statistics are not typically part of the reverse-engineering process in ODI.
D and E are wrong.