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Posted on Jul 26, 2004 at 01:57 PM 27 Views

I'm new using DB Connect and I'm a little bit confused on what type of cube should we use.

The business requirement is to have real time data. I created a DB Connect to the table and after a remote cube.

Created then a query against the remote cube but I got an error "DBMAN308". I opened a ticket with SAP and they said that remote cubes are not supported with DB Connect yet and that I should create instead a normal cube.

If I create a normal cube, would I need to load the data?

I'm looking on not loading the data and just reading the table content using DB Connect.

Best Regards,

Teresa Kallab.

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    Posted on Jul 27, 2004 at 03:20 PM
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    Hi Teresa,

    Have you considered using an ODS table, instead of a infocube? You might get better performance for your real-time data, since you data loads should go quicker into a ODS than a InfoCube

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