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Full load and Delta Load

Posted on Jan 09, 2007 at 07:21 PM 11 Views

We are testing our process chain to load the MasterData. I only select four InfoObjects by using Delta Update. All others are selected Full Update. I found out something that I couldn't explain for Full Update. Here is the example:

Data Source Item - PSA contains 3 request ID (each one contains 4 records only).

I loaded four times today. When I clicked Manage for the InfoObject Item, I saw:

RequestID Date Transferred Added

004 1/9/07 24 24

003 1/9/07 16 16

002 1/9/07 8 8

001 1/9/07 4 4

Only the first time load appears the right numbers of records for Item. I checked the MasterData for Item, it has only 4 records. But why it said 24 records get added? Can anyone explain? Thanks!

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    Posted on Jan 09, 2007 at 07:35 PM
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    <i>PSA contains 3 request ID (each one contains 4 records only).

    I loaded four times today</i>

    Not sure my reasoning is correct..

    first request--4 records

    second request-- 4 records

    third request --4 records

    you have loaded 4 times..

    first time load--> 4 records that needs to be loaded.

    second time load--> 4 records that needs to be loaded + 4 records that are already in PSA again from first request you loaded.(8 records second time)

    third time load--> 4 records that needs to be loaded+8 records (second time load in PSA) + 4 records from first time = 16 records (third time)

    fourth time load-->no new set 0 records + 12 ( third time) + 8 (second time)+4 from first load in PSA = 24 (fourth time)

    which lead to :

    RequestID Date Transferred Added

    004 1/9/07 24 24

    003 1/9/07 16 16

    002 1/9/07 8 8

    001 1/9/07 4 4

    Regards

    Manga

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