Script based extraction for Oracle for CDM
The configuration parameters for script-based extraction for Oracle for CDM are as follows:
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| Project Name |  
				                  Provide a unique name to identify the project. If a project with the same name already exists in the IRC Portable Data Scheduler, an message is displayed.  | 
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| Script Path |  
				                  Click to search for the folder containing: 
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| User Name and Password |  
				                  Provide a user name and password to connect to the Oracle server.  | 
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| TNS Alias |  
				                  Provide the Transparent Network Substrate (TNS Alias). This is the service name that is defined during database creation. The service name is the logical representation of a database.  | 
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| Extracted Data Files Path |  
				                  Provide the location where the extracted data files will be saved.  | 
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| Connection Language |  
				                  Specify the language code of the data extraction language. The following table lists the supported languages and their
					 codes: 
				    
				              
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| Date Parameter |  
				                  This field enables you to extract data for a specific period of time. For example, if you select Weeks from this drop-down list, and specify 2 in the Last X Weeks text box, data for the last 2 weeks till today is extracted.  | 
               
Click to add the IRC Portable Data Scheduler. A message stating that the project is successfully created is displayed on the lower right corner of the window.