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Delta Management in SSIS with
the DeltaQ component.

In order to be able to do a Delta Management in SSIS and to use
the DeltaQ components, it is necessary to configure a few things
in SAP first.
For further information please look at the Xtract IS

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For our example we use a RFC Destination named XTRACT01.
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We have to create a new SSIS project.
Start Visual Studio. Click „File“  „New“  „Project…“(1)
Select „Integation Services“  “Integration Services Project“ (2)
Enter a project name (3) and click OK to create the project (4)
In the Control Flow drag and drop a Data Flow Task item (1)
Double click on the task to switch to the data flow view (2)
In the Data Flow Task we need a new Xtract connection.
Right-click (1) and select „New Connection“ (2)
Select „XTRACT“ (1)
Click „Add…“ to add the Xtract connection manger (2)
Doubleclick to open Xtract IS Connection Manager(1)
Fill in logon credentials (2)
Fill in host information (3)
Test the connection (4) and click OK to confirm (5)
Drag and drop Xtract IS DeltaQ component (1)
Double click to automatically assign connection manager to the
Xtract IS DeltaQ component (2)
Click OK to confirm (3)
The datasource dialog opens.
Click to open Look Up dialog (1)
Fill in OLTP Source name (2) Click to search (3)
In our example we want to download material master data from
the Data Source “0MATERIAL_ATTR”.
Select Data Source “0MATERIAL_ATTR” (1)
Click OK to confirm selection (2)
All meta data is retrieved from the SAP system and displayed.
The update mode is “Full” (1) to extract all data from the Data Source
Check the fields you want to extract (2)
Fill in host parameters (3) for the RFC destination.
Now we have to activate the extraction in SAP (1)
If activation is successful two status messages will appear (2)
Back in the Data Flow, drag and drop a Data Flow Destination.
Because the DeltaQ component has 2 output paths , we use 2 OLE
DB Destinations (1) One for the data (DeltaQDataOutput) and one
for the log (DeltaQLogOutput)
We need another connection manager for the destinations.
Right-click in this area and select „New OLE DB Connection…“ (1)
Set up the connection manager in the dialog to local SQL Server.
Drag the Xtract output flow path to the first OLE DB Destination (1)
The Input Output Selection dialog opens.
Select DeltaQDataOutput (1)
Click OK to confirm (2)
Now drag and drop the other path to the other destination (1)
The second output (DeltaQRequestLog) is automatically selected.
Double click on the first OLE DB Destination to open the OLE DB
Destination Editor (1)
Select an existing table from the dropdown list… (1)
…or create a new one (2)
If you decide to create a new table, the „Create“ statement is
automatically generated from the meta data (1)
Click OK to create table and return to previous screen (2)
Click on Mappings and the mapping between source and
destination elements is generated automatically (1)
Click OK to confirm the mapping (2)
Now we have to edit the second destination.
Double click on the OLE DB Destination for the Request log to open
the OLE DB Destination Editor (1)
Select an existing table from the dropdown list… (1)
…or create a new one (2)
If you decide to create a new table, the „Create“ statement is
automatically generated from the meta data (1)
Click OK to create table and return to previous screen (2)
Click on Mappings and the mapping between source and
destination elements is generated automatically (1)
Click OK to confirm the mapping (2)
Now let‘s execute the package (1)
Xtract is fetching data from SAP.
The extraction of the data finished succesfully.
14,825 rows are sent to the OLE DB Destination (1)
The log output contains details (2)
Stop the debugging (1)
and double click the component (2)
This was the Full Update.
Now let‘s go to a real delta process.
To enable delta processing in SAP, the delta has to be initialized first.
Select „Delta initialization” (1)
Click OK to leave dialog (2)
Run package once again to initialize the Delta (1)
Now the Delta is initialized in SAP.
Go to transaction RSA7 to see the entry for the new delta
process (1)
Stop again the debugging (1)
and double click the component (2)
Set the Update Mode to "Delta Update.“ (1)
Now only the changes will be extracted which have been made
since the last transfer.
If we start now debugging (1)
we get „No data available” (2)
To create some delta data, let‘s go back to SAP and
create a new material master record.
Go to transaction MM01 to create a new material.
Enter Material, Industrie sector and Material Type (1)
Click to enter View Selection (2)
Select „Basic Data 1“ view (1)
Click to confirm selected view (2)
Fill in description (1)
Fill in Base unit (2)
Save material (3)
Material is saved and created (4)
In SSIS we can extract the delta data now...
Start to debug (1)
After the debugging is finished, one row with the new material
„DELTAQXTRACT“ is sent to the OLE DB Destination (2) In the log
output the number of data segments is also shown (3)
If you have any questions or comments, please write at:
support@theobald-software.com

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the DeltaQ component.

For further information please look at the Xtract IS

For our example we use a RFC Destination named XTRACT01.

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