Difference between initial upload & delta upload.

Hi experts,
Please tell me the difference between Initial upload & delta upload.
please tell me the characteritics of each upload.
Thanks & Regards
prajith P

Hello
These 2 load are performed for the data loading in CRM from other SAP system like ECC. Initial download is the activity that to be performed when you want to download the master data 1st time.
Delta load is performed automatically if we make any change in the master data records.
For the more depth knowledge you can go through the below mentioned links.
http://help.sap.com/saap/sap_bp/BBLibrary/Documentation/C03_CRM701_BB_ConfigGuide_EN_XX.doc
Points can be issued if you found you answer.
Thanks
Karan

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