on 02-06-2013 7:14 AM
How BODS load delta records from any source system ??
Hi,
You can implement the same in two ways
1. Restrict the records at extraction stage
2. Use a table comparison stage to identify the new/updated records.
Regards,
Manu
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Hi All,
I have another question regarding above delta process -
using Global variable by declaring Start date nd End date can we load delta records to BODS?????
Regards,
Tulika
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Hi,
Yes of course you can.
Again it depends on the approch.
You can write the extraction statement with a where cluase (where load_date > Start_date and load_date < end_date soething like this) in a SQL stage. Here, you will have to assign the variale values before the extraction process.
But Make sure the start_date and End_date you pass is such way that, you won't miss any records
In one of my previous projects we had a simialr req. We incorporated the Extraction_start_time and Extractio_End_Time columns in batch control table. And the Batch staart process(script/DF) will calcuate the Extraction_start_time and Extraction_end_timetime. Obviously Extraction_start_time will be the Extraction_end_time of last batch.
Regards,
Manu
Thanks 2 Manu , Shaun & Arun for your helpful replies ..
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i usually handle this using suggestion #2 from above. Than I use a condition statement to separate new/update records.
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