How To Use Delta-Cache and Delta-Pair in BCS
How To Use Delta-Cache and Delta-Pair in BCS
How To Use Delta-Cache and Delta-Pair in BCS
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How to... configure the Delta Load based MultiProvider Scenario which is
the prerequisite for this howto paper
3. Ensure that variable exits are not used anymore in queries on the MultiProvider
Variable Exits for the Request-IDs must not be used anymore in queries on the MultiProvider. To ensure this, please do the following: If you use the Delta Load based MultiProvider Scenario (described in the howto paper How to... configure the Delta Load based MultiProvider Scenario as well as in the SEM-BCS 6.0 Enhancement Package 1 online documentation) and also the modification that is described in the mentioned howto paper, you should remove this modification. If you use the Delta Load based MultiProvider Scenario (described in the howto paper How to... configure the Delta Load based MultiProvider Scenario as well as in the SEM-BCS 6.0 Enhancement Package 1 online documentation) without the modification, you must change all MultiProvider queries manually: Remove the assignment of the SAP delivered SAP-Exit variable 0S_BCSRQ to characteristic 0BCS_REQUID from the global filter of all MultiProvider queries. Remove the assignment of the SAP delivered SAP-Exit variable 0S_CSRQ to characteristic 0REQUID from the global filter of all MultiProvider queries.
SAP Note no. 1063916 Various errors in delta pair Activating Delta Caching: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata /en/44/ec16e13a2e65fbe10000000a1553f7/fra meset.htm Specifying the Grouping for Delta Caching: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata /en/57/b10022e849774f9961aa179e8763b6/fra meset.htm
New Property of the Virtual InfoProvider: Deltacache Deltacache only possible for the Virtual Provider of the totals data stream The Function Module assigned must be RSSEM_CONSOLIDATION_INFOPROV3 7. Maintain the InfoProvider properties accordingly
Query Mass
10. Note the system behaviour after the previously described customizing
13. Note the system behaviour after the previously described customizing
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