How would you ingest data from the database published with the JDBC interface?

How would you ingest data from the database published with the JDBC interface?

A. Create an iFlow in SAP Integration Suite and then use a custom connector to connect via the iFlow.

B. Create a custom JDBC connector in the Connector Studio.

C. Connect to the database using a built-in ODBC connector.

D. Connect to the database using the built-in JDBC connector.

Answer: A

Explanation:

To ingest data from a database that provides a JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) interface, leveraging the capabilities of the SAP Integration Suite can be an effective approach:

A. Create an iFlow in SAP Integration Suite and then use a custom connector to connect via the iFlow: SAP Integration Suite, particularly its Cloud Integration capability, allows for the creation of integration flows (iFlows) that facilitate the connection and data exchange between various systems and applications. By creating an iFlow, one can design a custom integration scenario that includes connecting to a JDBC-enabled database. This approach may involve utilizing a custom connector or adapter within the iFlow to establish the JDBC connection, thereby enabling the ingestion of data into the SAP Customer Data Platform or other SAP systems.

This method provides the flexibility and power of SAP Integration Suite’s integration tools, allowing

for tailored data ingestion workflows that meet specific requirements, including those involving JDBC

databases.

Reference: SAP Integration Suite documentation on creating iFlows and custom connectors.

Tutorials and guides on integrating JDBC databases with SAP systems using SAP Integration Suite.