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Implement an new model without making a reinitialization

Former Member
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Hello friends

I will try to explain my scenario....

An existing stock model is running since 2 years.

All stock movements are extracted (no restriction in the INIT infopackage) everyday. But some material types are excluded (by a Start Routine) before the ODS level 1.

2 year after , my customer want to create a BW stock model for certains materials (thoses which are excluded from the "old" BW stock model). The objectives are :

-Do not change the old model (so i created an other ODS level 1- i'm ok its not the "good" way)

-No new Initialization for the Old Stock model (too much datas)

The problem is i can not create a new init for my target ODS (because i ts the same selection). I cannot use Full upload

Do you have any idea to implement my new model without making a reinitialization (if it happen in Productive system i can search an new mission

AN idea perhaps is using repair request ? but i never use it

Thank a lot

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Former Member
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so where do you plan to get the data from for these materials which have been dropped from the "old" ODS-1? is it stored in some intervening layer and that too for 2 years worth?

if the only source is ECC and you have to fetch history and there is no where in bw that this data is available then there doesn't appear to be much of choice but to re-init

if there is some place in bw that the historical data is stored, then we can look at options to extract it and load it into the new ODS-1 with subsequent delta's

Former Member
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No the datas are not stored in BW ... all datas are extracted from SAP and the packages with my materials are deleted.

I think about solution

  • Create a Full update with a repair request on my New ODS to have all the history

  • Change the targets of the "delta" Infopackage and add my new ODS to have the new deltas

But i am in stock model ...

So what do you think about this ?

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FULL REPAIR IS THE SOLUTION !