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SAP BI/BW

SAP-BW & BW on HANA – course Content

Unit-1 – Introduction
What is SAP BUSINESS WAREHOUSE
Types of Source System
Difference between OLTP and OLAP System.
Overview of Master data and Transaction Data.
Unit – II
Info-area
Info-object catalog
Creation of Info-objects
Application component
Creation of Data-source
Creation of Info-package and Execute.
Unit – III
Master Data Loading and its types
Master data attributes
Master data Text
Master data hierarchy
Transformation and its Rules
Data Transfer Process and its options
Unit – IV
Data-store object and its types
Standard dso
Write-optimized dso
Direct-update dso using in APD
Selective delection of DSO.
Unit-V

Introduction of Info-cubes
Standard Info-cube
Virtual Info-cube – MP and Info-set
SPO- Semantically Partition of object
Unit-VI

Open-Hub Destination
Destination as a File ( Local file or Application server
Destination as a Data-base table
Destination as a Third-party system.
Unit-VII

Introduction to Business content Extraction
Overview of ECC and its Importance
Master data extraction (Attributes & Text & Hierarchy)
Types of Extraction
Standard Extraction
Logistics Extraction— Update Modes: direct delta, queued delta, un-serialized v3 delta.
Generic Extraction and its types
Creation of Tables
Creation of Views
Discuss about End to End Flow From ECC to BW System.
Unit – VIII

Bex—Business Explorer
Query Designer
Query Analyzer
How to create a report.
Characteristic properties
Calculated key-figures
Restricted key-figures
Condition
Exceptions
Selections
Filters
Free characteristics
Structures
Variables and its Types
Broadcasting the Bex Reports

Unit – IX Bw related ABAP Concepts

Basic Abap concepts
Types of Data-types
Introduction of Internal Table
FI-Data-source Enhancement
Logistics data-source Enhancement.
Routines – Start routine, field-to-field routines and End routine
Customer Exits

Unit – X BW ON HANA CONTENT

Introduction to Hana

Architecture of Hana and Hana Information views.

10.1 ADSO (Advanced Data-store Object)
10.2 Composite Provider

10.3 Transient Provider

10.4 Open-ODS Views

10.5 Consuming HANA Models into SAP BW

Unit – XI Real-Time Issues in Support Project

11.1 Land-scape of Project [End to End Flow]

11.2 How to Monitor the Process chains in Live system.

11.3 How to handle the errors in Process chains.

11.4 How to handle bad data issues.

11.5 How to handle lock issues.

11.6 How to resolve the short-dump Issues.

11.7. Discuss about frequently used T:codes in Support Project

11.8 Discuss about critical Issues in Support Project.

Unit – XII Real-Time Issues in Implementation Project

12.1 Discuss about End to End Flow of Implantation Project

12.2 Discuss about real-time reporting requirement

12.3 Discuss about enhancement concepts

12.4 Introduction to Transports

12.5 Creation of Package and Transport request

12.6 Transporting the objects across land-scape( Theorytically)

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