TDMS data transfer - Validate the number of records transfered between source & target clients

[Former Member]

Hi Friends,

We use TDMS to do client copy from Source to Target system.

I always have a problem to validate if the number of records that existed in the Source client has been transferred to the Target client.

Could you please help me with my below questions :

1) How to validate how many records ( Record count )  are existing in each source table and if all the records have been deleted or not.

2) How to validate how many records ( Record count ) are existing in each source table and if all the source records are copied to the target table.

3) Is there any report where i can like Source table along with the total number of records and target table with total records transferred.

Appreciate your help !!

Regards,

Adithya

[rajesh_kumar2 · Accepted solution]

Did you already check the TDMS master guide.

There is a transaction DTLMON, where you would find this information under the 'Runtime Information' tab.

Thanks,

Rajesh

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Rajesh,

I looked in to "Relavent tables" & " Runtime information" .

In the 'Runtime information' tab , there are columns like

1) Total Calc records ( Not sure what this means ) .

2) Total records read ( Looks like the no.of total records read from Sender system ).

3) Runtime write & Writing %....

I do not see the total no.of records Written in to the reciever system.

Could you please help.

Regards,

Adithya

[rajesh_kumar2 · Accepted solution]

Total Calc recrods means the the total number of records selected.

Total records read - means total number of records written to the receiver system.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thank you so much !! That answers what i was looking for .

[Sreejith]

Hello Adithya,

May I know which solution in TDMS are you using to perform the copy?

Thanks and Regards,

Sreejith Rajashekaran

[Former Member]

Hi Sreejith,

We are using ' Full Transfer of Client-Specific Data for SAP ERP ' solution.

Appreciate your help !!

Regards,

Adithya