Difference between reconstruct and reload?

Hi All,
1.What is difference between reconstruct and reload?
2.User exits for variables? Examples.
3.Your delta failed from R/3. No records in extraction queue and delta queue. How would you get those records?
4.ODS has 5 requests? If bottom request is removed would top request be affected?
5.Web application developer experience. Did you work on BPS?
6.Experience working with Info Hub?
thanks,
deen

> Hi All,
>
> 1.What is difference between reconstruct and reload?
> 2.User exits for variables? Examples.
> 3.Your delta failed from R/3. No records in
> extraction queue and delta queue. How would you get
> those records?
> 4.ODS has 5 requests? If bottom request is removed
> would top request be affected?
> 5.Web application developer experience. Did you work
> on BPS?
> 6.Experience working with Info Hub?
>
> thanks,
> deen
hi,
reconstruction: means we get same request data from PSA to data target.
reload: reload means again the data is loaded with new request number.
your 3rd quesition is not clear
2 ans.For variable with customer exit we have one enhancement that is RSR00001.If u want to populate data to u r variable dynamically then we gofor this exit.We can do this in CMOD transactin code.
3 ans.yes there is effect.the top request are deleted.

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