Exporting from an ODBC‑Compliant Data Source (Using Teradata PT)
The Teradata Access Module for JMS can also be transparently used with any Teradata
Parallel Transporter (PT) producer operator, such as the ODBC Operator, through the
Teradata PT DataConnector Operator. Figure 9 on page 96 is an overview of the data flow between any ODBC‑compliant data source and a JMS
client application using the Teradata Access Module for JMS. In general, the process
is as follows:
Teradata PT ODBC Operator connects to an ODBC‑compliant data source, for example,
Oracle, SQL Server, or DB2.
The operator reads data close to the sources (from the same machine where Teradata
PT is running, as opposed to across a network).
The operator feeds the data (via data stream) to Teradata PT Data Connector.
Teradata PT Data Connector transfers the database records to the Teradata Access
Module for JMS.
The Teradata Access Module for JMS uses the JMS connection calls to access configured
JMS administered objects, and connects to the JMS server.
The Teradata Access Module for JMS composes database records into messages (the export
utility defines the database record format), and sends the messages to a JMS server.
The JMS server puts the messages on a specified queue or a certain destination, called
a topic.
The JMS server stores the messages until any other JMS‑compliant application reads
and removes them.
Figure 9: Exporting from ODBC‑Compliant Data Sources
