1. Different kinds of extractors:
LO Cockpit Extractors are SAP standard / pre-defined extractors / Data Source for loading data to BW.
COPA- is customer generated application
specific Data Source. When we create COPA Data Source we will be getting
different field selections. There are no BI cubes for COPA.
Generic Extractor: We create generic extractors from
table views, query and functional module / InfoSet Query.
2.
What's the difference between extraction structure and table in datasource?
a) The extraction structure is just a technical definition, it does not hold any physical data on the database. The reason why you have it in addition to the table/view is that you can hide deselect fields here so that not the complete table needs to be transferred to BW.
a) The extraction structure is just a technical definition, it does not hold any physical data on the database. The reason why you have it in addition to the table/view is that you can hide deselect fields here so that not the complete table needs to be transferred to BW.
b) In short - The extract structure define the
fields that will be extracted and the table contains the records in that
structure.
c) Table is having data but
Extract structure doesn’t have data.
Extract structure is formed based on table and here we have the option to select the fields that are required for extraction. So extract structure will tell what are the fields that are using for extraction.
Extract structure is formed based on table and here we have the option to select the fields that are required for extraction. So extract structure will tell what are the fields that are using for extraction.
3. Define V3 Update (Serialised
and Unserialised), Direct Delta and Queued Delta
a). Direct Delta: When number of document changes between two delta extractions is small, you go for direct delta. The recommended limit is 10000 i.e. if the No of doc changes (Creating, changing and deleting) between two successive delta runs is within 10000, direct delta is recommended.
Here the number of LUWs are more as they are not clubbed into one LUW.
b). Queued delta is used if number of document changes is high ( more than 10000). Here data is written into an extraction queue and from there it is moved to delta queue. Here up to 10000doc changes are cumulated to one LUW.
c). Unserialized V3 update method is used only when it is not important that data to be transferred to BW in the exactly same sequence as it was generated in R/3.
d). Serialized V3 Update: This is the conventional update
method in which the document data is collected in the sequence of attachment
and transferred to BW by batch job. The sequence of the transfer does not
always match the sequence in which the data was created.
Basic difference is in the
sequence of data transfer. In Queued delta it is same as the one in which
documents are created whereas in serialized v3 update it is not always the
same.
4) Difference between
Costing based and Account based CO-PA
Account based is tied to a GL
account posting. Costing based is derived from value fields. Account based
would be more exact to tie out to the GL. Costing based is not easy to balance
to the GL and more analytical and expect differences. Costing based offers some
added revaluation costing features
Implementing costing based is much
more work but also gives much more reporting possibilities especially focused
on margin analyses. Without paying attention to it while implementing costing
based COPA, you get account based with it, with the advantage of reconciled
data.
COPA accounting based is for
seeing at abstract level whereas costing based is the detailed level, 90% we go
for costing based only.
COPA Accounting is based on
Account numbers; where as cost accounting is based on cost centers.
COPA Tables: Account base COPA tables are COEJ,
COEP, COSS and COSP
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