- Differences between delta and full uploads of transactional data

Hi All,
This is with refrence to the loading transactional data into the cube.
I know that delta and full uploads of transactional data into the cube is done for the following reasons.
1. Delta upload allows change in transactional data (add/delete/modify) for the particular period selected but this is not the same in full upload.
2. Full upload takes less time compared to delta upload for the particular period.
Please let me know whether my understanding is correct. Otherwise, please explain these two concepts with examples taking loading transactional data into the cube.
Regards,
Ningaraju

hi,
full upload is done to avoid more time to load the data .if u use initilallization then it will take more time to laod the same amount of data when compared to full load.
however your statement about the delta is correct.
u can perform delta only after sucessful initiallization.
so
1.first full load(to avoid more time0
2. inirtilallization with zero recored.
3. delta
regards

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