on 12-07-2011 12:13 PM
Hi experts,
I have the following scenario:
DSO A --> DSO B
DSO A --> DSO C
DSO A is a common data source, whereas DSO B belongs to me and DSO C to another project.
Now, I need to delta load from DSO A to DSO B and the IT responsible told me that since DSO A has already been delta-loaded to DSO C the day before, and the indicator "Data Mart Status" has already been set.
Therefore I will not get new data records if I run a delta load from DSO A to DSO B. I do not really understand what he means.
However, logically this should be not the case for me!
Could anyone please clear my doubt? Thanks in advance.
Regards
Meng
You can check it very easily,
Right Click on DSO A --> Manage --> Under Request Column --> Click on Data Mart Symbol which is on Third column "Data Mart Status of the Request". It will show where your data got updated.
It's definatly will DSO B and DSO C.
No need of worry
Regards,
Sushant
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Yes.
So as long as both the data targets are not updated from DSO A .Its datamart status will not get updated.
Thanks and regards
Kiran
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Hi Joon,
That's not true, you can simply create a new delta DTP between DSO A and DSO B. Once you execute the DTP with required selections and put the execution mode as delta, it will fetch all the data from source and set the new delta pointer for DSO B.
You can have different delta extracted for each target.
Regards,
Durgesh.
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Hi Durgesh,
thanks for your quick reply. We actually have two different DTPs for each of the data target DSO B & C. So basically it means I can trigger a delta load from DSO A to B in this case?
DSO A:
Req 4711
Req 4712
DSO B:
Req 4711
DSO C:
Req 4711
Req 4712
The reason given by the IT responsible was that since DSO C already fetched the delta (Req 4712) from DSO A and therefore DSO B cannot only fetch Req 4712 manually. He meant it is ok if the delta load takes place parallelly via a process chain.
Is this statement true?
Regards,
Meng
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