on 12-10-2009 12:20 PM
Hi experts,
I have the following scenario.
Source
Database1
Target
1. SAP R/3
2. Database2
3. Database3
Data from a database needs to be picked and sent across to three receivers by splitting the data
Assume we have 20 fields retrieved from source. 10 fields would be sent across one SAP R/3 and the other ten fields to both the target databases.
Failure in one of the target system needs to have a roll back in other target systems where data was committed.
Do we need to use BPM for the message split?
Please do provide your valuable inputs
Regards,
Kalyan
Its better to go for BPM based approach with sequntial sent step to ensure that the database commt happens in an order. Then there won't be any problems with rollback of already committed data.
Regards,
Prateek
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> Source
> Database1
>
> Target
> 1. SAP R/3
> 2. Database2
> 3. Database3
>
> Data from a database needs to be picked and sent across to three receivers by splitting the data
Without using BPM only we can split the messages,we can send to SAP R/3 and Data Base Systems.search in SDN to find Multi mapping without BPM blog.
> Assume we have 20 fields retrieved from source. 10 fields would be sent across one SAP R/3 and the other ten fields to both the target databases.
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> Failure in one of the target system needs to have a roll back in other target systems where data was committed.
But here your required BPM,Better to use BPM for all cases for spliting and error handling also.
Regards,
Raj
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Hi,
refer below link, it explained how to use multi mapping without BPM,splititng messages tou can refer below blog.
Regards,
Raj
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