on 10-20-2008 9:17 PM
Hi All
MDM is my source of data and I need to push data to the SAP BI 7.0 system almost daily . What should be the process followed. Is there any information , you guys can share that can be of help ?
Also would like to know what is the pre delivered content provided for the MDM to -
> BI data flow .
Raymond
Hi RJ,
MDM can integrate with BI 3.5 as well as BI 7.The difference between both are that using BI 7 we can use ABAP API that can integrate with MDM sytem directly using open hub destination.
Using BI3.5 more of manual work is required.
You can follow the below link to understand MDM integration with BI 7:
Which ever master data you are trying to extract and report through BI will be replicated of the ECC ERP system so you can make use of the standard business content of masters that come along with MDM which are based on the structure in ECC ERP system and then customize the repository according to your BI req in MDM.
The Flow of master data will be:
- BI will extract the inconsistent master data from ECC system
- Then place this data file in the FTP enabled Inbound folder of MDM in the XML format.
- MDM will pick this data and cleanse it in MDM
- The cleansed data will be syndicated back to BI in the outbound FTP enabled Folder fo MDM
- BI picks this data and reports on it
Hope It Helped
Thanks & Regards
Simona Pinto
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Hi Markus/Nitin/All
The scenario where we trafer Master Data from BI to MDM and back is clear to me , so we can use standard object provided . My scenario is a little different . I have some enriched fields in MDM and thoe fields I want to tranfer to MDM . or I have a central MDM scenario and I just want to tranfer the master data to BI .
One Way MDM --> BI . Are there any pre delivered content thats provided and if not whats the best possible strategy for the same.
Thanks
raymond
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Hi RJ,
If you are looking in to a scenario wherein you want to syndicate jsut some enriched fields to BI or just the master data to BI with the help of MDM in the landscape then you will have to go a per the process explained in the replies.
If you want only certain fields to be send to BI form MDM,then this can be handled by the MDM Syndicator GUI.You need to map only those fields that you have enriched in MDM and send dthem in the desired format to BI.
You will have to design your rep in a manner taht will handel on those fields information taht you wish to store and harmonize in MDM.
If you looking for master data cleansing and transportation then MDM fits in to the space.
Hope It Helped
Thanks & Regards
Simona Pinto
Raymond,
What scenario did you land on when you solved your problem. I currently have a similar requirement and I am finding that the consolidation of master data techniques mentioned in the links provided do not help for this particular scenario.
I, like you would like to import data records from MDM and Fed into BI.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks.
links provided
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Hi R J,
Here are some links which will give you the information on interation of MDM with BI:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/45/5d3bfaa9ef3bdfe10000000a1553f7/frameset.htm - MDM-Bi INtegration
MDM-BI Integration-
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/b01e4269-f744-2b10-929b-fa7b49aa... - MDM-Bi7.0 using ABAP APi's - Part 1
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/d06a92de-614e-2b10-4989-d913c215... - MDM-Bi7.0 using ABAP APi's - Part 2
Hope this info helps.
Thanks and Regards
Nitin jain
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