on 07-10-2007 10:52 PM
Hi,
I am new to MDM. I just loaded the Console and Data Manager and connected to an MDM server. I am able to create a repository and browse in the Data Manager. However, I want to get some Table examples and data that go along with it. I am looking for a step by step guide to create some good tables and load actual data into it using a flat file or XML.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Hi
You can try out this simple example
Assume a Material scenario. Try doing following tables in MDM repository
main table: Material
lookup table (of type taxonomy)- Industry type
lookup table (flat look up) - material Description
lookup table (flat look up) - material group
Refer standard R/3 tables like MARA, MAKT etc. Try to find their join relationships in R/3 so as relate it with look up table. Add releavant fields to respected tables.
Then execute a simple scenario by importing 2-3 records from flat/excel/xml file(Create a small file). If everything is in place, Import manager will import these records into repository.
To understand MDM further try to export the same records by using syndicator
Reference guides will provide you with the procedures of doing all the things
Hope this helps.
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This is a good document on doing some matching / merging tasks with the data manager:
Good place to start
Hi
By default main table is created with name "Products". However you can change this name. Just confirm these are the steps that you are following to change the name of main table.
Click on your repository name from console hierarchy pane. All tables will be listed in the upper right pane. Select main table Products. Change the name of table from Tables Detail Pane by editing Name of table.
<i>I do not have any SAP R/3 system reference or lookup.</i>
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If this is so then assume some common database system say employee and try executing a scenario. Assume tabels and fields
Hope this helps
Hi,
MDM Repository Structure:-
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Table Types in MDM Repository
1.Only one main Table.(Default name is Products)
2.Sub Tables
Lookup Sub tables are just one of the powerful ways that MDM enforces Data integrity in an MDM repository.
(Parent - Child Relationships)
3.Object Tables
It is special type of Lookup Subtables.It includes the images ,Sounds,Videos,Binary objects,Text Blocks,Copy Blocks,Text HTMLs and PDFs.You cannot store any object dirctly to the Repository.Instead ,each object is defined or imported into the repository once then linked to a main or subtable field as a lookup into the object table of that type.
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[Object Tables eliminate redunt information ,since each object appears only once in the MDM repository even if it is linked in multiple records.]
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4.Special Tables
Special Tables include Image variants,Masks,Families,Relationships,Work Flows,Named Searchs,Data Groups and Validation Group Tables.
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[Data Groups and Validation Group Tables are does not exist in the MDM Repository.]
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5.System Tables
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System Table appear under the Admin Node in the console Hierarchy include roles,Users,Connections,Change Tracking,Remote Systems,Portas,Links..etc.
Creating Look up table.
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1.Create Lookup Table(Type as Hierarchy,Taxonomy,Qualifier)
2.Add a Field in Main table
3.Set the type(Hierarchy,taxonomy,Qualifier lookup)
4.You need to enter or map the lookup table name and field.
5.When ever u add new record in the Lookuptable,You can able to use that lookup data in the Main Table Record creation.
I donot have software with me ,otherwise i would have given screenshot to u.
For further info, U can refer Console reference Guide.
Best Regards
Devaraj PK
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Hi Narasimham,
As part of the Discovery System Team's efforts to give hands-on exercises (including repositories, check table data, and record data), a list of exercises can be found at https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/webcontent/uuid/62509489-0d01-0010-80a6-f9a32... [original link is broken] [original link is broken] with <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/20dccb3f-c784-2910-2e8b-bb642caa5bc3">downloadable MDM files for this exercise.</a>
I believe you will find these exercises most helpful.
Kristin
Hi Narasimham,
Please refer to the below 3 Blogs by Harrison Holland.
/people/harrison.holland5/blog/2006/11/27/mdm-syndication
/people/harrison.holland5/blog/2006/12/20/xi-configuration-for-mdm-integration--sample-scenario
/people/harrison.holland5/blog/2007/01/22/testing-and-monitoring-an-interface-between-mdm-xi
All the three Blogs give you step by step instructions to transfer data to and from MDM. Hope you have access to SAP and XI. Then data is not a problem.
Thanks,
Satyanarayana
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