Difference b/w KEY FILEDS and DATA FILEDS

Hello Experts...!
What is the difference between char , KF and keyfields and data fileds...?
we are going to map this in the ODS concept.
char to keyfileds.
keyfig to datafields.
regards,
amit.

Hai Amit,
In ODS Key fields means the Primary keys characteristics.
So when ever we map the primary key characteristics  (ie characteristics on which some info objects are dependent) should be assigned to key fields
and to data fields the Key figure Infoobjects as well as characteristics which does not have the primary/in-dependent fileds
Regards
Madhavi

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