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How do we extract SAP data Using Informatica? What is ABAP? What are IDOCS?

  
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August 08, 2006 00:44:43   #1  
prasoon        
RE: How do we extract SAP data Using Informatica? What...

hi!
to extract SAP DATA.

Go to source analser ,click on source,now u will get option 'Import from SAP'

click on this now give your SAP access user,client,password and filter criteria as table name(so it will take lessertime).Afetr connecting ,import the sap source.

Now one important thing after finishing the map save it and generate ABAP Code for the map.Then only workflow will be running fine.


 
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April 03, 2008 00:54:28   #2  
rasmi Member Since: June 2007   Contribution: 20    
RE: How do we extract SAP data Using Informatica? What is ABAP? What are IDOCS?
Hi,

We can extract SAP data by using informatica with the powerConnect option.
We need to install and configure the powerConnect tool . Import the Source in to the Source Analyzer. Here PowerConnect is the gateway between SAP & Informatica.Then develop the mapping in the mapping designer. Next we need to generate the ABAP code for that mapping,then only the Informatice can be pull the data from SAP.

-regards,
rasmi
 
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