Hello folks. I am getting myself familiar with SLT. I basically have a requirement to use SLT to insert delta rows from an SAP ERP systems into downstream Hana Database staging tables that support customer proprietary analytic applictions.
We want to achieve the following functionality:
- Audit deltas from source to target system
- Transaction Consistency
- Apply business logic
- Atomic Invocation
- Achieve all above ideally in same call stack, without supplementary processes (other than Hana of course)
One approach under consideration is using a trigger in the staging table. If the trigger discovers that the row is the last row of a batch, it would call a stored procedure to do all of the above. Of course, I'd like to understand if SLT supports the ability to facilitate, accentuate, or achieve this kind of functionality, beyond just replicating rows.
For example, could SLT be used to append a dummy row to each replicate of rows? Can SLT call a stored procedure after inserting a replicate of rows?
I apologize in advance for my naive here...and thanks in advance for any insight.
Cheers, Mate Radalj
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