Data Loading via Infopakge Vs UCBATCH01

Hello Experts,
I am new to BCS. I need to load data in BCS cube.Currently we have a process chain that loads data in BCS (Data stream load) .
In that process chain it seems that is loaded using program UCBATCH01.
There are sometimes when user need to load data manually ( like some adjustment entries). We are thinking to automate this process. So I have created a process chain for it, which picks data file from appln server to load to BCS.
In this process chain I am thinking to use Infopackage which can load data to BCS using file from appn server.
I am unable to understand if I should use UCBATCH01 program or I can use above said Infopackage ?
Please advice.
Thank you,
Murtuza.

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East ---- C1 --- Coffee --- 18897 --- 1,988 --- 11898 --- ... --- 256
East ---- C3 --- Tea10 --- 11699 --- 1,328 --- 12156 --- ... --- 9896
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