on 2023 Jun 29 7:33 PM
Hi,
is it possible to store Datasphere view results in Snowflake, ideally without any additional software in between?
The idea I would like to test is:
I am able to find some materials about how to achieve that with SAP Data Intelligence (below), but I would prefer to use SAP Datasphere instead.
Any ideas how to do that?
Link to SAP DI - Snowflake blog post:
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Hello,
so mor my understanding you trying to build this Pipiline:
BW(Query)->DSP->Snowflake.
First and former it's depending on your BW System Version, but with this Link you should get an Idea how to release the Query's to DSP:https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_DATASPHERE/c8a54ee704e94e15926551293243fd1d/a3d4a2f91bea4810ba8839ff73577dac.html?locale=en-US
Within DSP all you got to is import the Querys by following Modell Transfer Wizards.
The Wizard will than create all the corresponding Objects like Views Fact Models, Dimensions,ect.
If needed you have to expose the Objects for Consumption (this makes them available for SAC/3rd Party Tools)
For Consuming the Data in a 3rd Party Tool you have two Options:
1. O-Data Services
https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_DATASPHERE/43509d67b8b84e66a30851e832f66911/add771abf6f54c9d8de4c7e470...
However you can only use View's as a Source no Perspectives (they will get created during the Modell Transfer)
2. Open SQL-Schema
https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_DATASPHERE/43509d67b8b84e66a30851e832f66911/4db6f5a329af44509ae422ad70...
This will allow you to also consume the created Perspektives.
Sidenote:
At the Moment Analytical Models can only be consumed by SAC.
So you may have to rebuild created Analytical Models during the Modell Transfer with the former Object Type.
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I don't need Model Transfer, I can also use query (as an InfoProvider) and read it in Datasphere as a remote table. This is working fine. Then, the query/remote table can be used in a DSP view and consumed from there. This is working with some tools, for example PowerBI (with ODATA data source, see: https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/data-warehouse-cloud-bi7-connect-powerbi.html).
I am wondering if the same can be achieved with Snowflake, or do I need additional ETL tool between Datasphere and Snowflake.
I assume Snowflake can Import from ODBC ?
Here is the Link for the SAP Developer Tutorials on how to connect other BI Tools with SAP Datasphere:
https://developers.sap.com/group.data-warehouse-cloud-bi-connect.html
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