2 r/3 instances and one BW

hi gurus,
i am facing situation like getting 2 r/3 systems data into one BW.
my 2 R/3 systems are ISR and AFS?
how do i have to proceed, what could be the possible ways..
Thanx in Advance.

Hi,
You can create 2 Source systems ISR and AFS, Create 2 transfer rules one for ISR and one for AFS under the communication structure .
If you want data from ISR ,create a info package under ISR transfer rules and extract the data from ISR. If you want data from AFS ,create a info package under AFS transfer rules and extract the data from AFS.
Hope it helps ..
Ravi

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