Definition
A DataStore object
serves as a storage location for consolidated and cleansed transaction data or
master data on a document (atomic) level.
This data can be
evaluated using a BEx query.
A DataStore object
contains key fields (such as document number, document item) and data fields
that, in addition to key figures, can also contain character fields (such as
order status, customer). The data from a DataStore object can be updated with
a delta update into InfoCubes (standard) and/or other DataStore objects or
master data tables (attributes or texts) in the same system or across
different systems.
Unlike
multidimensional data storage using InfoCubes, the data in DataStore objects
is stored in transparent, flat database tables. The system does not create
fact tables or dimension tables.
Use
Overview of
DataStore Object Types
Type
|
Structure
|
Data
Supply
|
SID
Generation
|
Details
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Example
|
Standard DataStore
Object
|
Consists of three
tables: activation queue, table of active data, change log
|
From data transfer
process
|
Yes
|
||
Write-Optimized
DataStore Objects
|
Consists of the
table of active data only
|
From data transfer
process
|
No
|
||
DataStore Objects
for Direct Update
|
Consists of the
table of active data only
|
From
APIs
|
No
|
You can find more
information about management and further processing of DataStore objects
under:
Integration
You can find out
more about integration under Integration into the
Data Flow.
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