Can any body explain me about R/3 delta in to a infocube directly?

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I think it is not possible to do a delta load from R/3 in to a infocube right? Because Infocube is addition and it will not overwrite the changes like ODS. So if I am doing a delta load from R/3 in to infocube directly; I can only able to do a full load not a delta load right?
Thanks in advance.
Aslam.

I am just trying to understand how the cube works with delta laod. For example:
Record 1 in the infocube is $15 for infoobject say expense and this infoobject is mapped to the field expense in r/3.
- now for this same record user changed the value to $20 for the field expense.
- when i do delta to the infocube in bw what happens?
Does the infocube overwrite the value from $15 to $20?
or Does the infocube add $15 to $20 and make it $35?
If it make it to $35 than it is wrong; it should be $20 right?
How it works as it don't have any overwrite functionality?
I think the 0RECORDMODE will take care of the delta load.
Thanks in advance.
Aslam.
Edited by: Asif Aslam on Jan 23, 2008 10:55 PM

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