on 01-28-2008 12:01 PM
Hi everyone,
I intend to use SAP NW MDM to consolidate master data from external sources.
During the import process, I would like to see a highlighting of all new, of all deleted and of all changed records. The reason herefore is the following: before I actually load the imported data into my MDM repository, I want to check the data. Just in case, some corupt data was loaded.
Can I do this in the MDM Import Manager?
Best regards, Daniel
Hi Daniel,
I dont think highlighting of records can be done in import manager.But might be it can be done in data manager with the help of workflows.
Thanks,
Minaz
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Hi Daniel,
You need to select the existing records and put them under checked out state in the workflow.
If any new records are added or updated, they will be shown in the data manager in the record mode, without checked out state.
This can be a workaround.
As far as deleted records are concerned, I dont think workflows can be of any use.
Thanks,
Minaz
Hey guys,
OK. If identifying "deleted" records from the source systems is not possible, I might do the following:
Whenever an imported record is new or changed, a timestamp could be set (which is most likely set already anyway). After importing the data I could run a routine which shows me all records that have not been updated. I could then delete these records or set them as "inactive".
What do you think about this workaround? Is it feasible in MDM?
Cheers, Daniel
Hi Daneil,
Whenever a new record is added or updated MDM can show the time, create and user stamps for it. You just have to create three extra field in console with data type as Createstamp,Userstamp and Timestamp and assign it to the tables.
And then whenever any changes are made it will show the stamps. Create stamp will happen only when a new record is added and it wont work if you are updating the records.
If you want to run workflows on those newly added record or on updated records you can create workflows with the trigger action as Record Add(runs whenever records are added) and Record Update(runs when records are updated). This workflow can help you keep track of records with which you can afterwards either delete or make other changes to it according to your requirement.
I hope I am able to solve your problem
Regards
Dilmit Kaur Chadha
hi,
Whenever an imported record is new or changed, a timestamp could be set (which is most likely set already anyway). After importing the data I could run a routine which shows me all records that have not been updated. I could then delete these records or set them as "inactive".
What do you think about this workaround? Is it feasible in MDM?
Yes this is feasible in MDM. Whenever one record is changed / updated by user, the record will be updated along with the timestamp.
you can view this in data manager.
if you want to select some records and mark them as inactive, you have to create a field.
hope this may help you,
Regards,
Srinivas
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Hi,
I have a idea to record the status of newly imported records.
Do the followings:
1. Create two workflow for
"ADD records- trigger should be Add Records"
and "Modified records- trigger should be Modified records"
2. Create a new field "Status "in product table "Main Table"(See, this field can be a lookup field or normal, if it is lookup field then set some values like "Updated"," ADDED" or what ever you want, which can make difference between updated or added records.
3. Now, when ever you will import data, workflow will get active and change the status of the "Status field".
4. Create mask for "Updated" and "Modified" records.
5. When ever you will log next time, select mask table and then select updated or Modified.
Hope this can solve your problem.
If this help you, please give some points.
Hi Daniel,
I dont think highlighting of all new, of all deleted and of all changed records is possible in Import Manager.
But u can see in "Match Records" Tab how many new records are there & how many changed records are there,
Thanks,
Maheshwari.
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Hi Daniel,
You can do this in Import Manager's "Record Matching" tab. It all depends on the field on which you are doing "Record Matching".
There is "Match Type" column which will give you an idea if the record is a new record or is an updated version.
All with "Match Type" None are new records coming into MDM and all with "Match Type" Exact are changed vesions of records in MDM.
We cant make out for deleteed records.
Regards,
Amol.
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