Difference between transferred and added records

Hello all,
I am aware that delta loads bring in changes. Although now I would like to understand why a delta load would transfer a given number of records and not add any?
Thank you and kind regards,
Keith

Hi Keith,
I am not quite sure about your question.
A delta will select all changed (modified, deleted) and newly created records since your last extraction. That is just standard behaviour. In the user exit (at extraction time), in the (start) routines of transfer and update rules you will be able to add/delete/change  records to/from/in the datapackage as well.
Hope this helps!
regards
Siggi

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