Difference between initialization with data transfer?

Dear Ones,
What is the Difference between initialization with data transfer,initialization without data transfer and early delta initialization?
Please explain me in senario basis..
Thanks
Shiva

Hello Shivananda,
See oss note 505700 :
The early delta initialization is used to admit document postings
in the OLTP system as early as possible during the initialization
procedure.
Regards,
Fred

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when i am loading data to ods 0fiap_o06.actually i loadded selection wise data in same infopackage for full update .after that when i try load initialization without data transfer iam getting this error
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Hi,
Initially Just do Initialise Delta Process.....
Do not select anything (Initialise w/o data transfer (or) Early delta initialisation)..
After loading Do Delta Update
We are successfully working on this...
I think first do the following things..
1. Delete data from the Cube.
2. Load INIT
3. After completing INIT -- Do Delta
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this is sudhakar
i want to no what is the difference between the transaction data and master data give with examples .
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sudhakar

Hi,
The most important data classes are master data, transaction data, organizational data and system
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