on 10-02-2015 11:33 AM
Hi,
i wanted to know, how to see, if a datasource is a generic datasource or not?
I tried following two transactions:
1. RSO2:
In transaction RSO2, i can search for all datasources which are available in the system, for datasources where i believe that these are not generic, i receive a warning message "DataSource 0* is extracted using functional module RSTC_BIRS_OLAP_AGGREGATED_DATA" and Extraction from fields are empty.
2. RSA2:
In transaction RSA2, there is a checkbox "Gen. Interface" , but i also see generic datasources in the system for which this flag is not set.
I also checked table ROOSOURCE but without success.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
BR
M.Y.
Hi,
What is exactly your definition of a "Generic" DataSource? From your questions I derive that you define a Generic DataSource as one that is created using t/code RSO2 in the customer namespace (starting with prefix A* - Z*). Opposite of Generic DataSource is a Business Content DataSource (starting with prefix 0*).
Both DataSources can be found in the same tables (e.g. ROOSOURCE and ROOSFIELD). There is not a single field where you can distinguish between them. The only identifier is the prefix in the technical name: prefix A* - Z* for a custom made (Generic) DataSource and prefix 0* for a Business Content DataSource. For the last category you can also find a DataSource in object version 'D' (delivered).
Best regards,
Sander
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if you wish to check the data source type and delta mechanism then we can check likewise:
In bw side by using
se11-> rsds-> then data soruce name and it will give all details related to particular data source.
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Hello M,
There are two types of extractors.
1. Standard: Are sap delivered and can be enhanced.
Application Specific
BW Content FI, HR, CO, SAP CRM, LO Cockpit
2.Custom / Generic: Are based on custom developement.
Cross Application (Generic Extractors)
DB View, InfoSet, Function Module
Regards,
Hitesh
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Hi M,
by seeing name itself we can find whether data source is standard or generic one.
Generic data sources always starts with Z or Y(which we create at ecc side).
in bw side we can create generic data sources which start names with A* to Z*
Standard data sources always starts with 0*.
You can search your data sources at RSA5 and RSA6.
RSA5 - it will shows all standard data sources.
RSA6 - Will shows standard/activated data sources and generic data sources as well.
Thanks
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Hi, In the table ROOSOURCE if one of the version is SAP (Last changed by). then it is not generic. Else it is generic.
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On the BW side, use transaction RSOR to implement the associated 'Standard' BW datasources and other content such as transformations/DTP's from content.
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Generally the datasources that are generic begin with 0, the datasources that are not begin with Z or Y. You can also check in transaction RSA5 which is the transaction for implementing/installing all standard 0* datasources on the source-side before replication. If you change any of these datasources you will change them to non-standard and the naming convention dictates that the 0 is replaced with a Z or Y.
Thanks,
Colm
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