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  1. Getting Started with PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver
  2. SAP Table Data Extraction
  3. SAP BW OHS Data Extraction
  4. SAP BW Data Load
  5. SAP Pushdown Optimization
  6. Data Type Reference

PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver User Guide

PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver User Guide

Importing an SAP Table Data Object

Importing an SAP Table Data Object

Import an SAP Table data object to specify the SAP table from which you want to read data. You can then create a data object read operation based on the data object, and add the read operation to a mapping, mapplet, or profile.
  1. Select a project or folder in the
    Object Explorer
    view.
  2. Click
    File
    New
    .
  3. Click
    New
    Data Object
    .
  4. Select
    SAP Table Data Object
    and click
    Next
    .
    Effective in version 10.2, Informatica dropped support for data object of type
    SAP Data Object (Deprecated)
    . Informatica deprecated these objects in version 10.0. If you upgrade from versions earlier than 10.2, then you must create a new data object of type
    SAP Table Data Object
    to read data from SAP tables.
    The
    New SAP Table Data Object
    dialog box appears.
  5. Click
    Browse
    next to the
    Location
    option and select the target project or folder.
  6. Click
    Browse
    next to the
    Connection
    option and select an SAP connection from which you want to import the SAP table metadata, and then click
    OK
    .
  7. To add an SAP table to the SAP Table data object, click
    Add
    next to the
    Resource
    option.
    The
    Add Resource
    dialog box appears.
  8. On the left pane, expand the connection, and click
    Tables/Views
    .
    A list of SAP tables appears on the right pane.
    You can identify an ABAP CDS view by the table category. The table category for an ABAP CDS view is
    CDSView
    .
    The following image shows an ABAP CDS view selected and its column metadata:
    The image shows an ABAP CDS view selected and its column metadata.
    In the above example,
    paramO
    denotes an optional parameter.
    paramM
    denotes a mandatory parameter. For more information on parameters, see GUID-12E7D04A-B3A0-45F3-9D5F-6C09556A7B74#GUID-12E7D04A-B3A0-45F3-9D5F-6C09556A7B74
    .
  9. Select an SAP table or search for the SAP table to add to the data object:
    • To import an SAP table from the list, select the SAP table and click
      OK
      .
    • To search for an SAP table based on a name, enter a name in the
      Name
      field. To search for an SAP table based on a description, click
      Go
      Advanced
      , and add a description. Select the SAP table and click
      OK
      .
    When you search for an SAP table by the name, you can include wildcard characters and separate multiple table names with a comma. You cannot search for an ABAP CDS view based on a description.
  10. If required, add additional SAP tables to the SAP Table data object.
  11. Optionally, enter a name for the SAP Table data object.
  12. Click
    Finish
    .
    The data object appears under Physical Data Objects in the project or folder in the
    Object Explorer
    view.

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