11. What is the difference between V1, V2 and V3 updates?
A: V1 Update: It is a Synchronous update. Here the Statistics
update is
carried out at the same time as the document update (in the application
tables).
carried out at the same time as the document update (in the application
tables).
V2 Update: It is an Asynchronous update. Statistics update and
the
Document update take place as different tasks.
Document update take place as different tasks.
V1 and V2 don't need scheduling.
Serialized V3 Update: The V3 collective update must be scheduled
as a job
(via LBWE). Here, document data is collected in the order it was created and
transferred into the BW as a batch job. The transfer sequence may not be the
same as the order in which the data was created in all scenarios. V3 update
only processes the update data that is successfully processed with the V2
update.
12. What is compression?
(via LBWE). Here, document data is collected in the order it was created and
transferred into the BW as a batch job. The transfer sequence may not be the
same as the order in which the data was created in all scenarios. V3 update
only processes the update data that is successfully processed with the V2
update.
12. What is compression?
A: It is a process used to delete the Request IDs and this saves
space.
13. What is Rollup?
13. What is Rollup?
A: This is used to load new DataPackages (requests) into the
InfoCube
aggregates.
If we have not performed a rollup then the new InfoCube data will not be
available while reporting on the aggregate.
14. What is table partitioning and what are the benefits of partitioning
in an InfoCube?
aggregates.
If we have not performed a rollup then the new InfoCube data will not be
available while reporting on the aggregate.
14. What is table partitioning and what are the benefits of partitioning
in an InfoCube?
A: It is the method of dividing a table which would enable a quick
reference.
SAP uses fact file partitioning to improve performance.
We can partition only at 0CALMONTH or 0FISCPER.
Table partitioning helps to run the report faster as data is stored in the
relevant partitions.
Also table maintenance becomes easier.
Oracle, Informix, IBM DB2/390 supports table partitioning while SAP DB,
Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2/400 do not support table portioning.
15. How many extra partitions are created and why?
SAP uses fact file partitioning to improve performance.
We can partition only at 0CALMONTH or 0FISCPER.
Table partitioning helps to run the report faster as data is stored in the
relevant partitions.
Also table maintenance becomes easier.
Oracle, Informix, IBM DB2/390 supports table partitioning while SAP DB,
Microsoft SQL Server, IBM DB2/400 do not support table portioning.
15. How many extra partitions are created and why?
A: Two partitions are created for date before the begin date and
after the end
date.
16. What are the options available in transfer rule?
A: InfoObject
date.
16. What are the options available in transfer rule?
A: InfoObject
Constant
Routine
Formula
17. How would you optimize the dimensions?
A: We should define as many dimensions as possible and we have to take care
that no single dimension crosses more than 20% of the fact table size.
18. What are Conversion Routines for units and currencies in the
update rule?
Formula
17. How would you optimize the dimensions?
A: We should define as many dimensions as possible and we have to take care
that no single dimension crosses more than 20% of the fact table size.
18. What are Conversion Routines for units and currencies in the
update rule?
A: Using this option we can
write ABAP code for Units / Currencies conversion.
If we enable this flag then unit of Key Figure appears in the ABAP code as
an additional parameter. For example, we can convert units in Pounds to
Kilos.
19. Can an InfoObject be an InfoProvider, how and why?
A: Yes, when we want to report on Characteristics or Master Data.
We have to right click on the InfoArea and select "Insert characteristic as
data target".
For example, we can make 0CUSTOMER as an InfoProvider and report on it.
20. What is Open Hub Service?
A: The Open Hub Service enables us to distribute data from an SAP BW system
into external Data Marts, analytical applications, and other applications.
We can ensure controlled distribution using several systems.
The central object for exporting data is the InfoSpoke.
We can define the source and the target object for the data. BW becomes a
hub of an enterprise data warehouse.
The distribution of data becomes clear through central monitoring from the
distribution status in the BW system.
If we enable this flag then unit of Key Figure appears in the ABAP code as
an additional parameter. For example, we can convert units in Pounds to
Kilos.
19. Can an InfoObject be an InfoProvider, how and why?
A: Yes, when we want to report on Characteristics or Master Data.
We have to right click on the InfoArea and select "Insert characteristic as
data target".
For example, we can make 0CUSTOMER as an InfoProvider and report on it.
20. What is Open Hub Service?
A: The Open Hub Service enables us to distribute data from an SAP BW system
into external Data Marts, analytical applications, and other applications.
We can ensure controlled distribution using several systems.
The central object for exporting data is the InfoSpoke.
We can define the source and the target object for the data. BW becomes a
hub of an enterprise data warehouse.
The distribution of data becomes clear through central monitoring from the
distribution status in the BW system.
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