Data Import tools based on OracleERP Development

Welcome to the Oracle community forum and interact with 2 million technical staff. The DataloadDataload tool is very small, but it is very useful when it is launched in the early stage of ERP. This is especially useful when some basic data needs to be imported into ERP in batches. DataLoad is also very simple to use. You should be able to master it by referring to the user documentation. Dataload

Welcome to the Oracle community forum and interact with 2 million technical staff> the Dataload tool itself is very small, but it is very useful when it is launched in the early stage of ERP. This is especially useful when some basic data needs to be imported into ERP in batches. DataLoad is also very simple to use. You should be able to master it by referring to the user documentation. Dataload

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Dataload
Dataload is very small, but it is very useful in the early ERP release. This is especially useful when some basic data needs to be imported into ERP in batches. DataLoad is also very simple to use. You should be able to master it by referring to the user documentation. The biggest difference between Dataload Enterprise Edition and Standard Edition is that data import does not occupy all computers. This is my first feeling. Of course, the speed is also better. Fees are always better than those for free.

Oracle ADI

ADI: Application Desktop Integration. After EBS11.5.9, ADI was changed to web adi. After logging on to EBS, select Oracle Web ADI's responsibilities (not to mention authorization responsibilities ?), For example, (the journal is used as an example ):

The system prompts you to download the EXCEL file, save it locally, and copy the data to the EXCEL template. In addition, you can operate journals offline. Set up macros and trust VBA projects in EXCEL.

Generate a template to organize the data.