DCONTENT

Hi
1. I want to Install an demo content in my server.. Do I need to ensure that by BI system is connected to SAP ECC.
2. Where will I get the data source name? for example 0d_sd_c03 is the cube name.. where will I get the data source name?
Will I have to go and check it in RSA5?
3. Do I have to create an source system as SAP ECC or PC (Personal COmputer)
Please give me the steps that I need to ensure for an successful completion of SAP DEMO Cubes..
Thanks

HI,
Yes your BI system needs to be connected with your ECC( If you are loading dta from R/3).
If you are loading data from flat file It is not needed.
RfC connection between the systems has to be established.
Please follow SAP best practices to get knowledge.
Regards,
Srikanth

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