Data Migration into Sourcing

Hi
i am interested in learning how to migrate data into SAP Sourcing (7.0)
i have experience of data migration into SAP via LSMW, BDC and Custom upload programs.
However i do not have the same experience with SAP Sourcing.
Do SAP run a course for this?
or can some point me the direction of Help material/blogs where these detail could be covered.
i searched SDN and Google, but i am not finding the required information.
Thank you for your time.

Hi Barry
In e Sourcing also you can follow the same 3 environment scenario (Development, Quality and Production and additional cutover system if needed) based on SAP project management methodology. This is very similar to the multiple client scenario you have in case of SAP ECC.Here the concept is called multitenancy wherein multiple instances of e sourcing can be deployed in a single installation each having seperate database cluster. I would suggest you to look up multitenancy on forum for reference.
I dont think there are seperate tools for system rollbacks but database back up can always be taken.Databse rollback would allow you to restore the data to previous date. Apart from that server backup is always an option though used very sparingly. Database backup has served me well in all my deployments so far.
PI for integration is a good option. Apart from that standard ECC integration package is provided with SAP with proper checks maintained to avoid any data corruption/ data loss issues.
Hope this helps!
Regards
Mudit Saini
Edited by: Mudit_UCB on Aug 19, 2011 10:43 AM

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