on 08-06-2009 10:05 AM
Hello PI Experts,
I'd like to know if a PI solution can be develop to pool a distant SAP ECC specific Z* table with a pre-defined frequence (i.e : each hour) ?. This is like a "JMS connector" applied to SAP Table context.
I think about :
-specific connector with RFC call PI->ECC but it seems hard work (adapter framework, Java development, ...?).
-Z* Abap PI schedule, with RFC call on ECC (old school !)
-...
Thanks a lot for yours response.
Regards
Etienne
Wild Idea .....
as you are creating Transperent Tables - which should be there in database as it is (as per definition of Transperent Table)
then why not JDBC adapter...
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Hi Beslay,
If you want to go the JDBC route then you need to install the JDBC drivers. Please check this document for installing this:
Also please check this thread to get the drivers from the oracle site:
Its always best not to access the database table directly. I was you I would write a simple proxy or an rfc which gets the data and then will schedule the proxy as per your requirement.
Regards,
---Satish
Satish is saying the exact points (thats why I wrote "Wild Idea")
by the way
JDBC installation is very easy
1) download the JDBC drivers from oracle 10 from oracle site (.jar files)
2) get .sca file from ...../EPC/IN and add this .jar in it, make archieve.
3)run JSPM --- deployment.
it's done. I am not able to find document link currently, try search on SDN.
Edited by: NetWeaver Expert on Aug 6, 2009 1:04 PM
Your question is not very clear to me but based on my understanding you can use this blog to schedule your Communication Channel and then use a lookup function in mapping to fetch the data from your Z-table (You have to write RFC for this).
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2006/11/26/adapter-scheduling--hail-sp-19-
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