Data load into tables directly

hi all,
I got tetx file data of one table , for ex : data of table MARA with all fields data .
now i want to load that data directly into table MARA without using
BDC programs or lsmw .
can anyone provide the program for that.
thanks.

Hi,
First use FM GUI_FUNCTION and pass data to one internal table itab.
INSERT MARA FROM TABLE ITAB ACCEPTING DUPLICATE KEYS
Since you are updating MARA Table, you need to use Lock Objects on that Table.
Regards,
Satish

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DUMMY4 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'OriginalMV="' and '"',
DUMMY5 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'FAS157MVDelta="' and '"',
DUMMY6 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'FAS157AdjustedMV="' and '"',
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DUMMY12 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'IndexMultiplier="' and '"',
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DUMMY42 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'Margin="' and '"',
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DUMMY15 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'Comment12="' and '"',
DUMMY16 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'Comment13="' and '"',
DUMMY17 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'Comment21="' and '"',
DUMMY18 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'Comment22="' and '"',
DUMMY19 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'Comment23="' and '"',
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DUMMY21 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'OptionCallPut="' and '"',
DUMMY22 filler char(200) Terminated by WHITESPACE enclosed by 'OptionType="' and '"',
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200406
200407
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2004
200412
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200503
200504
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200507
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200408 2004
200409 2004
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200405 NA
200406 NA
200407 NA
200408 NA
200409 NA
200410 NA
200411 NA
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200504 NA
200505 NA
200506 NA
200507 NA
200508 NA
200509 NA
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200511 NA
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200403 NA
200404 NA
200405 NA
200406 NA
200407 NA
200408 NA
200409 NA
200410 NA
200411 NA
2004 NA
200412 NA
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200502 15,00
200503 NA
200504 NA
200505 NA
200506 NA
200507 NA
200508 NA
200509 NA
200510 NA
200511 NA
2005 10,00
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Regards,
Mel.

Mel,
There are several different types of "data loaded into different hierarchy levels" and the aproach to solving the issue is different depending on the needs of the application.
1. Data is loaded symmetrically at uniform mixed levels. Example would include loading data at "quarter" in historical years, but at "month" in the current year, it does /not/ include data loaded at both quarter and month within the same calendar period.
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200402 2004
200403 2004
200404 2004
200405 2004
200406 2004
200407 2004
200408 2004
200409 2004
200410 2004
200411 2004
200412 2004
2004_SELF 2004
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200503 2005
200504 2005
200505 2005
200506 2005
200507 2005
200508 2005
200509 2005
200510 2005
200511 2005
200512 2005
2005_SELF 2005
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200403 2,00
200404 2,00
200405 NA
200406 NA
200407 NA
200408 NA
200409 NA
200410 NA
200411 NA
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200504 NA
200505 NA
200506 NA
200507 NA
200508 NA
200509 NA
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200511 NA
200512 NA
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We have a XML file (sample.xml) which contains credit card transaction information. We have a standard SQL*Loader control file which loads the data from a flat file and the control file code is written as position based method. Our requirement is to use this control file as per our requirement(i.e) load the data into the table from our XML file), But we need help in converting the XML to a flat file or Extract the data from the XML tags and pass the information to the control file and in turn it loads the table.
Your suggestion is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Hi,
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Goto list---> Save-> File---> Spreadsheet (Choose Radio Button)
> Give the proper file name where you want to download and then-----> Generate.
You will get ur PSA data in Excel Format.
Thanks
Mayank

Mainframe data loaded into Oracle tables - Test for low values using PL/SQL

Mainframe legacy data has been copied straight from the legacy tables into mirrored tables in Oracle. Some columns from the mainframe data had 'low values' in them. These columns were defined on the Oracle tables as varchar2 types. In looking at the data, some of these columns appear to have data that looks like little square boxes, not sure but maybe that is the way Oracle interprets the 'low values' in the original data into varchar. When I run a select to find all rows where this column is not null, it selects these columns. In the results of the select statement, the columns appear to be blank, however, in looking at the data in the column using SQL Developer, I can see the odd 'square boxes'. My guess is that the select statement is detecting that something exists in this column. Long story short, some how I am going to have to test this legacy data on the Oracle table using Pl/Sql to test for 'low values'. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I could do this????? Help! The mainframe data we are loading into these tables is loaded with columns with low values.
I am using Oracle 11i.
Thanks
Edited by: ncsthbell on Nov 2, 2009 8:38 AM

ncsthbell wrote:
Mainframe legacy data has been copied straight from the legacy tables into mirrored tables in Oracle. Not a wise thing to do. Mainframe operating systems typically use EBCDIC and Unix and Windows servers use ASCII. The endian is also different (big endian vs little endian).
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I could do this????? As suggested, use the SQL function called DUMP() to see the actual contents (in hex) of these columns.

Essbase Studio Performance Issue : Data load into BSO cube

Hello,
Having succesfully built my outline by member loading through Essbase Studio, I have tried to load data into my application again with Studio. However I was never able to complete the data load because it is taking forever. Each time I tried to work with Studio in streaming mode (hoping to increase the query speed), the load gets terminated due to the following error : Socket read timed out.
In the Studio properties file, I typed in, oracle.jdbc.ReadTimeout=1000000000, but the result has not changed. Even if it did work out, I am also not sure the streaming mode is gonna provide a much faster alternative to working in non-streaming mode. What I'd like to know is, which Essbase settings I can change (either in Essbase or Studio server) in order to speed up my data load. I am loading into a Block Storage database with 3 Dense, 8 Sparse and 2 attribute dimensions. I filtered some dimensions and tried to load data to see exactly how long it takes to create a certain number of blocks. With ODBC setting in Essbase Studio, it took me 2.15 hours to load data into my application where only 153 blocks were created with the block size of 24B. Assuming that in my real application the number of Blocks created are going to be at least 1000 times more than this , I need to make some changes in settings. I am transferring the data from Oracle Database, with 5 tables joined to a fact table (view) from the same data source. All the cache settings in Essbase are in default mode. Would changing cache settings, buffer size or multiple threads help to increase the performance? Or what would you suggest that I should do?
Thank you very much.

Hello user13695196 ,
(sorry I no longer remember my system number here)
Before it comes to any optimisation attemps in the essbase (also Studio) environment you should definitily make clear that your source data query performs well at the oracle db.
I would recommand:
1. to create in your db source schema a View from your sql statement (these behind your data load rule)
2. query against this view with any GUI (Sql Developer, TOAD etc.) to fetch all rows and measure the time it takes to complete. Also count the effected (returned) number of rows for your information and for future comparing of results.
If your query runs longer then you think is acceptable then
a) check DB statistiks,
b) check and/or consider creating indexes
c) if you are unsure then kindliy ask your DBA for help. Usually they can help you very fast.
(Don't be shy - a DBa is a human being like you and me :-) )
Only when your sql runs fast (enough for you; or your DBA says is the best you can achieve) at the database move your effort over to essbase.
One hint in addition:
We had often problems when using views for dataload (not only performance but rather other strange behavior) . Thats the reaons why I like more directly to set up on (persistence) tables.
Just to keep in mind: If nothing helps create a table from your view and then query your data from this table for your essbase data load. Normaly however this should be your last option.
Best Regards
(also to you Torben :-) )
Andre
Edited by: andreml on Mar 17, 2012 4:31 AM

Data load into Essbase (append instead of overwrite)

Hello,
We are loading data from oracle table to target Essbase cube. How do we handle ODI data load to append instead of overwrite last value?
Ex: We have data source with M:1 mapping, so we incoporated case statement [Case when Group A, B, C then D] is there a setting in ODI that allows data to append (add) instead of overwriting?
Currently, the data value in C is loaded into D instead of A+B+C into D.
Thanks.

You can put the CASE WHEN in the target mapping and still use a load rule, a load rule does not have anything to do with what you do in the target mappings.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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