Early Delta Initialization option in Production system

Hi Experts,
I have seen some threads related to Early Delta initialization in this forum. I have a question regarding this option.
To minimize the downtime/block users in the R/3 production system during set up tables fillup I would like to use the Early delta option. Please give your suggestions on the following procedure:
For Sales Orders, billing and Deliveries
1. Initialize Early delta in the BI system.
2. Go and fill setup tables
3. Do a full load to BI
4. Run delta job in R/3 (LBWE)
5. Run delta job in BI Info package
Do we miss any documents in this process for e.g. during set up tables fill up changes to existing documents or newly created sales orders.
I feel we won't miss. All changes will be reflected in Delta queue. And even newly created orders also will be coming to delta queue.
Please let me know if I am wrong.
Thank you.

Need Clarification on this thread,
According to my understanding, during the filling of set up table if a user does any posting, then the data available in BW will be incorrect.
am i right?
In your sequence the 4th step
4. Run delta job in R/3 (LBWE),     this means you are using queued or unseriallized v3 update.
Early delta iniliazation essentially of no advantage because, as conventional initialization procedures, you can readmit document
postings after successfully filling the setup tables.
can anybody clear my doubt. is it possible during setup table filling user can post a document.
I know the documents will be collected in the queue. But the data loaded to bw will be incorrect right?
Regards,
Anand.
Edited by: araj123 on May 26, 2010 11:41 AM

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