on 07-29-2015 11:10 PM
Hi Experts, I want to know wich is the best way to export data from BPC 7.5 into a SQL Database table, Data Manager tool? Open Hub from BW? another one?
Thanks,
Sergio
Hi Sergio,
using standard export to file package
using standard export to ftp package
using retraction BADI.
Andy
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Hi Sergio,
You can export the data using open hub destination.
Bu open hub destination you have the option of sending data either is .CSV format or in Data base table. You can use any one of the option as per your requirement.
My suggestion is not to create open hub on Info Cude directly, Please create open hub destination on multi provide.
Regards
Rohit
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I need to export this data daily, I know there is a lot of options to upload the flat file into a SQL database, but I was wondering if there's a directly method of doing that directly from the source into the SQL Tables, thanks anyway!!
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Thank you both, so the best way is to use standard export to file package, but in my case I need to populate an MS SQL Table, how can I achieve this?
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Hi Sergio,
As suggested by Andy, you use one of them option depending on your requirement.
If its for one time load go for standard export to file package.
If you have already running interface for FTP, use export to ftp package.
You can use BADI retraction to BW with help of ABAP developer, it has little more efforts as compare to first two options.
Shrikant
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