SAP - BI
Overview of SAP BI Architecture
Before we learn more about SAP BI Architecture, lets learn about Conceptual Layers of Data...
A DSO is a two dimensional storage unit which mainly stores consolidated and cleansed transaction data or master data on a lowest granularity. DSO stands for Data Store Object.
Lets take an example of Sale order Data, which has to be extracted from SAP R/3 system(OLTP:Online Transaction Processing data which keeps changing) into BI. The Sales Orders created in the R/3 system could be edited at any point of time after creation of the record. Initially when sales order records are created in R/3, these records are extracted into BI. Once the records are changed in R/3, the changes need to be made in BI.
DSOs can be classified into the following types:
Before we learn more about SAP BI Architecture, lets learn about Conceptual Layers of Data...
In this tutorial you will learn about Characteristics Settings – Display Name Characteristics...
Step 1) Go to transaction code RSA1 to go to the Data Warehouse Workbench. Click the OK button....
We will learn the load with the help of a scenario - Load Master data to InfoObject ZMAT (Material...
What is an InfoObjects? Info-Objects take information from the source, then adjust and arrange the...
What is Process Chain? A process chain is a sequence of processes that wait in the background for an...