on 02-28-2011 9:59 AM
There is an InfoObject ZCUSMAS with master data and a process chain is running on this InfoObject to load master data.
This Object was enhanced by adding 2 attributes(already contains data).
Attribute change run was performed to activate the master data of ZCUSMAS
Now the loading of these 2 attributes must also be included into the same process chain of ZCUSMAS.
How can this be done?
Should these loading of attributes be done parallely i.e. adding two more process of executing Info Package from Start Process.
(The data flow is in 3.x)
Hi,
Suppose you have A Attribute and A Text, now you have enhanced B and C Attributes.
In your earlier Process chain
Start Process -->Infopac(A Attribute) ->Infopac(A Text)-->Attribute Change Run.
Now to Include your enhanced Attributes you can do asl below...
Start Process -->Infopac(A Attribute) >Infopac(B Attribute)->Infopac(C Attribute)->Infopac(A Text)-->Attribute Change Run.
Regards,
Vishnu.
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I have a InfoObject A, which has master data already.
It was enhanced with B and C attributes.
My requirement is to load these parallely along with A .
Is this the flow
Start -> Infopackage A
-> Infopackage B
-> Infopackage C
or
Start -> Infopackage B ->
-> Infopackage C -> And Process -> Infopackage A
Since the Process chain is already running, should it be stopped and after adding processes should it be started.
Edited by: akshara20 on Mar 1, 2011 7:43 AM
Hi
are these 2 attributes comming from different sources than other attributes?
if no then you just need to do mapping in transformation and existing load will incorporate loads for these 2 attributes as well.
if not then you can sequence these 2 attrbute loads after existing load and should work ok.
run attrbute change run at end after all loads.
hope this helps.
Regards
Sudeep
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