on 2013 May 21 11:37 AM
Hi All,
Earlier we had done INIT load for Master Data 0customer_attr and we are doing Delta Load on daily basis. . Now we have enhanced Data Source 0Customer_attr with 2 new fields : 0SALESORG and 0CUST_GROUP. 0customer Infoobject is being used in many InfoProviders . We don't want to delete data from cubes , as it is a tedious job . Please let us know is there is any solution to populate the data for above new fields , without re-initializing 0customer_attr.??????
Regards,
Amba
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Hi,
If you do not want historical data for two new fields, then you can just do init w/o transfer for your datasource. Your subsequent delta will pick delta to all fields along with new fields also.
Are these two fields are DIsplay/Nav Attr to 0Customer_attr? You need not to worry about cubes data at all. Because, Master data will be outside the cube(extended star schema concept).
You just need to decide to a full load for this master data. I feel you could do this without disturbing the cube data.
Regards,
Suman
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Hi Amba,
1.) Load data using Init with data transfer with your Init infopackage
2.) Once the init is done, run your delta info package which will start the delta's.
3.) Run attribute change run.
You are loading data only to master data info object. You are not modifying the cube in any way. So you can forget about the cube data.
Cheers,
Krishna Vadlapatla
Hi,
Step 1: Goto Init Infopackage-->Scheduler Menu-->Initializations options for source system-->Delete the request
Step 2: Run this infopackage by using init with transfer
This will bring all the data freshly to your 0customer. Run ACR(Attribute Change run). After this, your delta infopackage will come into the picture. This infopackage should be in your process chain
Regards,
Suman
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