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Scheduling data loads
Introducing SAP Datasphere, BW Bridge
Positioning SAP Datasphere, SAP BW Bridge
20 min
Describing the data Provisioning scenarios
20 min
Identifying System Landscape
10 min
Setting up SAP BW Bridge
15 min
Quiz
Creating BW Bridge Objects
Creating InfoObjects
10 min
Creating InfoProviders
10 min
Creating DataSources
10 min
Creating Transformations
20 min
Quiz
Loading Data
Loading Master data
15 min
Loading Transactional Data
20 min
Quiz
Consuming SAP BW Bridge Objects in the SAP Datasphere Core Tenant
Exposing SAP BW Bridge Objects to SAP Datasphere
32 min
Building Objects in SAP Datasphere
30 min
Quiz
Scheduling data loads
Creating Process Chains
18 min
Monitoring Process Chain Runs
10 min
Quiz
Introducing SAP Datasphere, BW Bridge
Positioning SAP Datasphere, SAP BW Bridge
20 min
Describing the data Provisioning scenarios
20 min
Identifying System Landscape
10 min
Setting up SAP BW Bridge
15 min
Quiz
Creating BW Bridge Objects
Creating InfoObjects
10 min
Creating InfoProviders
10 min
Creating DataSources
10 min
Creating Transformations
20 min
Quiz
Loading Data
Loading Master data
15 min
Loading Transactional Data
20 min
Quiz
Consuming SAP BW Bridge Objects in the SAP Datasphere Core Tenant
Exposing SAP BW Bridge Objects to SAP Datasphere
32 min
Building Objects in SAP Datasphere
30 min
Quiz
Scheduling data loads
Creating Process Chains
18 min
Monitoring Process Chain Runs
10 min
Quiz
Knowledge quiz
It's time to put what you've learned to the test, get 2 right to pass this unit.
1.
Where do you monitor scheduled process chains?
Choose the correct answer.
In the BW modeling tools
In the BW bridge cockpit
In the Data Integration Monitor of SAP Datasphere
2.
What are possible options when defining a process chain?
There are three correct answers.
Call a low-level process chain within an upper-level process chain
Execute different processes in parallel
Execute different processes in a random sequence
Execute different processes in a specific sequence
Substitute a process by a different one in a lower-level chain.