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Process Chains for delta update

Posted on Oct 11, 2005 at 01:46 AM 12 Views

hi,

i know we need a infopackage to start of. but the infopackage i have is a full update. can i create a process chain to have delta update for that same infopackage.

thanx in advance,

ravi.

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    Posted on Oct 11, 2005 at 02:25 AM
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    Hi,

    U can do it if it is a ODS , first init without data transfer, then make the repair request .

    RSSM_SET_REPAIR_FULL_FLAG

    Used to convert allfull requests for a data source into repair full request

    Refer oss note 689964

    It is better use another infopackage if it is cube.

    Regards

    Siddhu

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    Posted on Oct 14, 2005 at 12:30 PM
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    Hi Ravi,

    Sid gave a very good suggestion. What is to be understood is that one of the features of the ODS is that we can have only Masterdata with out even having any transaction data(as it is a flat structure) try the method which Sid has suggested.

    Regards,

    Krishna Chaitanya

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