Scheduled parameters to maintain Last Run Date Time in Oracle Integration

Scheduled parameters to maintain Last Run Date Time in Oracle Integration | OIC
In this video, I'll demonstrate how to use scheduled parameters to maintain the last run date time across instances in Oracle Integration.
Following are the things covered in the whole video:
👉 Explanation of use case 00:51
👉 Creation of scheduled integration in Oracle Integration 03:03
👉 Creation of scheduled parameters in Oracle Integration 03:41
👉 Logic to maintain the last run date time 05:23
👉 Test the integration 06:35
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[@toddhensley880]

Nicely done!

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[@navazmohammad1404]

Hi Ankur, well explained. can you please make a vedio on PL/SQL procedures how we can use for validations of data.

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[@rehmannagur4299]

Looks small video but very useful in integrations

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[@TECHBHOOMI]

Hi Ankur , can we directly access data model instead of report in ICS via soap and get the data from data model in ICS ?

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I don't think so this is possible.