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  1. Preface
  2. Part 1: Introduction to SAP Connector
  3. Part 2: SAP Connector administration
  4. Part 3: Connections
  5. Part 4: Data integration using BAPI/RFC functions
  6. Part 5: Data integration using IDocs
  7. Part 6: SAP BW data extraction
  8. Part 7: Data integration for SAP ADSO
  9. Appendix A: SAP data type reference

SAP Connector

SAP Connector

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Importing an SAP ADSO object

Importing an SAP ADSO object

To read from an SAP ADSO, use SAP Table Reader Connector. Import an ADSO object from SAP as a source in Data Integration mappings.
The naming convention of an ADSO is:
/BIC/A<technical_name of ADSO>*
, where * represents the table number associated with an ADSO.
When you import an ADSO into Cloud Data Integration, the Secure Agent imports the following five tables associated with each ADSO:
  • /BIC/A<technical_name of ADSO>1
    . Inbound table for data store <technical_name of ADSO>.
  • /BIC/A<technical_name of ADSO>2
    . Active data table for data store <technical_name of ADSO>.
  • /BIC/A<technical_name of ADSO>3
    . Change log for data store <technical_name of ADSO>.
  • /BIC/A<technical_name of ADSO>6
    . View for extraction from data store <technical_name of ADSO>.
  • /BIC/A<technical_name of ADSO>7
    . View for reporting for datastore <technical_name of ADSO>.
  • /BIC/A<technical_name of ADSO>8
    . View for external access (introduced in BW/4HANA 2.0 <technical_name of ADSO>.
The following image shows the five tables of an ADSO with technical name ZDELTA that you can import from BW/4HANA 1.0 into Cloud Data Integration:
An ADSO is imported with its associated five tables.
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