Intacct to Database Integration

• Setup your Database for Integration. For this Tutorial I am using Oracle Database named "IntacctDB".

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• Drag the Create State Button onto the control flow Area to create a new state. Enter the state name as "Execute" and click on OK Button. A new state will be created and placed on control flow area.

• Click on 

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   icon on {*}Start_state{*} to delete the default control flow from {*}Start_State{*} to {*}End_state.* Right Click and click on connect on Start_state followed by left click on Execute will create a control flow from Start_state to Execute. Right Click and click on connect on Execute followed by left click on End_state will create a control flow from Execute to End_state. All the control flows are displayed using arrows from one state to other state. Below you will find 2 screenshots one containing no control flow and second containing control flow as Start_state to Execute to End_state. Once done click on Save button at the top right corner of the window.

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• Follow the same step for Create Map and Create Writer button. And you will get a data flow area as shown below in the screenshot. In this tutorial I have used "IntacctMap" for Create Map and "DBWriter" for Create Writer component.** Reader: Reader is a process component that reads data from source "data source". Reading the data is also known as "Extracting" the data. Note one state can have only one Reader.
  • Map: Map component converts data into the format that could be understood by writer and target data source. Converting the data so that it could be understood by target data source is also known as "Transforming" the data. Note One state can have more than one Map.
  • Writer: Writer component writes the data to target "data source". Writing the data into a data source is also known as "Loading" the data. Note One State can have more than one writer.

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