on 05-19-2011 2:06 PM
Hi
I have a requirement where, i have to merge the data from two DSO's to one DSO
DSO1 : has contracts and the materials are included as part of the contract
Fields in DSO1
Sold-To
Ship-to
Contract Nr
Contract Item
Material
Serial#
Net Value
DSO2 had all the materials and they corresponding attributes
Fileds in DSO2
Sold-to
Ship-to
Material
Serial#
Mainframe Indicator
Quantity
Now i want to have a DSO3 which gives all the material which have contract and which doe snot have contract
Fields of DSO3
Material
Serial#
Mainframe Indicator
Sold-to
Ship-to
Contract#(if it has else null)
Contract Item(if it has else null)
Netvalue
Quantity
Please let me know how my DSO3 will have a single record by clubbing the data from both the DSO's
Thanks!
Hi
whats relation between contract and material is it many to many ?? i mean can 1 contract have multiple materials and 1 material be part of multiple contracts??
if so geting one line in DSO3 wont make much sence.
please share some more details of your requirements.
Regards
Sudeep
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Hi,
Map the common fields from both DSO's and other fields from respective DSO's in the transformation.
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What are the keys of DSO1 & DSO2?
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Hi,
your DSO 3 will have a single data record, if the key fields in DSO 3 are filled with the same values from DSO 1 and DSO 2.
If this is not possible, you can either create an info set or create the data records through APD using different join.
regards
Cornelia
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