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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to SAP Table Connector
  3. Connections for SAP Table Connector
  4. Mappings and mapping tasks with SAP Table
  5. Synchronization tasks with SAP Table
  6. Data type reference
  7. FAQ for SAP Table Connector

SAP Table Connector

SAP Table Connector

Configuring a synchronization task with multiple SAP objects as the source

Configuring a synchronization task with multiple SAP objects as the source

  1. To create a synchronization task, click
    Data Integration
    New
    Tasks
    . Select
    Synchronization Task
    and click
    Create
    .
  2. Enter a name for the
    synchronization
    task.
    The names of
    synchronization
    tasks must be unique within the organization.
    Synchronization
    task names can contain alphanumeric characters, spaces, and the following special characters:_ . + -
    Synchronization
    task names are not case sensitive.
  3. Enter a description for the
    synchronization
    task.
    The description can have a maximum length of 255 characters.
  4. Select the task operation that you can perform on the target. Select one of the following options: Insert, Update, Upsert, and Delete.
  5. Click
    Next
    to enter the source details.
    1. Select an SAP Table connection.
    2. Select
      Multiple
      as the source type.
    3. Click
      Add
      to specify an SAP source object.
      The
      Select Source Object
      dialog box appears. The dialog box displays up to 200 objects. If the objects you want to use do not appear, enter a search string to search based on name and description. To search for an object using the technical name, enclose the name in double quotes.
    4. Repeat the previous steps to add multiple SAP objects. To remove a selected object, click the
      Delete
      icon.
  6. Create relationships between the multiple SAP objects.
    1. Select an SAP object and click
      Create Relationship
      to create the join conditions between the source and the related object.
      The
      Create Relationship
      dialog box appears.
    2. Specify the key field in the source SAP object, the type of join, the join operator, the related SAP object, and the key field in the related object.
    3. Click
      OK
      to create the relationship.
    4. Repeat the previous steps to create multiple relationships.
  7. To display technical names instead of business names, select
    Display technical field names instead of labels
    .
  8. To display source fields in alphabetic order, click
    Display source fields in alphabetical order
    .
    By default, fields appear in the order returned by the source system.
  9. Click
    Next
    to specify the target connection and target objects.
  10. Click
    Next
    to specify any data filters or sort criteria.
    Specify the row limit in the
    Advanced Source Properties
    section in the
    Schedule
    page.
  11. Click
    New
    to create a data filter. You can choose to create a simple or advanced data filter.
    • To create a simple data filter, select a source object, source field, and operator. Enter the value you want to use and click
      OK
      .
    • To create an advanced data filter, click
      Advanced
      . Select a source object and enter the field expression you want to use and click
      OK
      .
      You can use parameters defined in a parameter file in data filters. When you use a parameter in a data filter, start the data filter with the parameter.
  12. Click
    New
    to configure the sort criteria.
    1. Select the source object, sort by field, and the sort direction.
    2. Click
      New
      to configure additional sort criteria or click
      Delete
      to remove a sort criteria.
  13. Click
    Next
    to configure the field mappings. Perform any of the following steps based on your requirements.
    1. In the Source column, select one of the SAP objects or All source objects to map the fields.
    2. Click
      Edit Types
      in the Source column to edit the precision and scale of the selected SAP object.
    3. Click
      Add Mapplet
      to select a mapplet and optionally specify a connection for the mapplet.
    4. Click
      Automatch
      to match source and target fields with similar names.
    5. Click
      Refresh Fields
      to update the cache and view the latest field attributes.
    6. Click
      Edit Types
      in the Target column to edit the data type, precision and scale of the target object. Note that this option is not available for all target types.
    7. Select a source field and drag it to the target field to map the field. Repeat for all the fields that you want to map.
    8. Click the
      Add or Edit Expression
      icon to define a field expression to transform data.
    9. Click the
      Add or Edit Lookup
      icon to create a lookup. Specify the lookup connection, object, source and lookup fields, output field, multiplicity, and lookup expression.
    10. Click
      Validate Mapping
      to validate all the field mappings.
    11. Click
      Clear Mapping
      to clear all the field mappings.
  14. Click
    Next
    to configure a schedule and advanced options. Perform any of the following steps based on your requirements.
    1. Click
      Run this task on schedule
      and specify the schedule you want to use.
    2. Configure the email notification options.
    3. Configure advanced options for the task.
    4. Configure the advanced source properties and advanced target properties.
    5. Specify the execution mode.
  15. Save the
    synchronization
    task. You can choose one of the following save options.
    • Click
      Save and Close
      to save the task and close the
      synchronization
      task.
    • Click
      Save and Continue
      to save the task and continue with configuring the
      synchronization
      task.
    • Click
      Save and Run
      to save and run the
      synchronization
      task.

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