Export to Flat File

Hi,
Need to export few columns (from an application) from BPC 7.0 NW version to a flat file on desktop. Is there any standard functionality to do it.?
Also, does BPC 7.0 NW has any retraction process chains available to retract back to ECC
Regards,
Abhi

Hi Abhi,
I would suggest you to upgrade your system to 7.5 NW. You will get a standard package for retraction of your transaction data and master data.
Please refer to the below link for more information on this:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bpc75_nw/helpdata/en/22/84fc60a0f64525935742a5071d5b82/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bpc75_nw/helpdata/en/28/155e1d691a418e9b1a200e9f98c312/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bpc75_nw/helpdata/en/03/5d7212e96c43e99a007e8b830d3e87/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bpc75_nw/helpdata/en/01/d24991bc31439698f66ba7f6c3f116/content.htm
Hope this helps.

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Hi,
I want to export a flat file using data manager so that it is saved in the SAP BW System Directory i.e. the /SAP/ directories.
How can I do this? When i use data manager it only gives me options to save in the SAP BPC directory structure.
Cheers,

Hi Leo,
Look on the chain CPMB/EXPORT_TD_TO_APPL
Vadim

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hi
i am adding new field to my existing package which is char(10).
getting this error:
[Flat File Destination [139]] Error: Data conversion failed. The data conversion for column "MEMBER_ID" returned status value 4 and status text "Text was truncated or one or more characters had no match in the target code page.".
i right click flat file destination->i only see external and input column over there,
there is no output column.
in flat file connection mamanger ->outputcolumn->its char(10)
what needs to be change here?

Hi coool_sweet,
According to your description, you are trying to add a new source column to a flat file in an existing package.
Based on the error message, the issue should be caused by text was truncated when load new column to column "Column1" in Flat File Destination. Because the length of new column data should be more than 10 (with some junk values) in the Source,
while you are trying to convert the column to 10 as the character length.
To fix this issue, we can increase the length of column "Column1" in Flat File Connection Manager. Alternatively, if you still want to convert the new column to a column with length 10, we can right-click the Source component to select “Show Advanced
Editor”, then go to tab 'input and output properties' to expand the output column corresponds to the column "Column1", change TrancationRowDiposition property to RD_IgnoreFailure.
Besides, the issue can also be caused by using some special characters in the new column. We can check the Unicode checkbox on the right hand side of Locale property in Flat File Connection Manager to fix this issue. For more details, please see the following
thread:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/d3605656-4a13-47b6-b96e-45379e2b2a9f/export-to-flat-file-with-unicode-chinese-characters?forum=sqlintegrationservices
If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
TechNet Community Support

Flat file formats

What are the flat files formats accepted for import and export in mdm?
How MDM recognize the document type/mapping to perform of incoming file (file name, folder) ?
What are the flat file format for export (delimited, structured, XML) ?
Does MDM handle Header in a flat file (import and export) ?
Does MDM handle several line definition in a flat file (import and export) ?

Hi Joesph,
Here are answers to your questions:
Ans 1--> As previously told by adhappan ,you can import data using import manager from the following formats:
Access--Means From microsoft access
Excel -- From an excel file
ODBC--this is generally used to import data from a flat file.BY flat file i mean to say a tab comma seperated "csv " file or a ".txt "file.
Port--to import data from a port .In mdm, port actually refers to a directrory
XML--from an xml file
XML Schema-- this is used when you try to import data from a file whosr structure you have predefined in console using an xsd file.
Ans 2--> we specify the file format while connecting to source by mentioning it in the type properties.and mapping is performed in the import manager in the map value tab.
Ans 3-->When you import or export a flat file then data in the first line of file is considered as header.
Ans 4 --> As i previously told ,MDM will handle header.
 Ans 5 -->MDM does not handle several line definition of header.
Hope it will help you. Please remark if it really helped you.
Thanks,
Shiv Prashant Dixit

Flat File Universe - Import to CMS

Hi,
I want to export a Flat file Universe to CMS, so that other users can access this Universe. But,where can i store the excel file on CMS?
regards,
ZEESR.
Edited by: ZEESR_99 on Aug 17, 2010 11:52 PM

Hi ZEESR, the best place to store the Excel file is on the BusinessObjects server. Make sure the DSN is set up on the same server as well.
Hope this helps.
If you are using the BusinessObjects tool, you should join [ASUG|www.asug.com]

Size of Infocube Export to a flat file (.CSV)

First off, I'm new to BW so I apologize if I use the wrong terminology. I was wondering if there was any way to estimate the size of a flat file infocube export. For example, if I look up all the associated DB tables for a cube, let's call it TESTCUBE, would the total size of those tables be about the size of the TESTCUBE export to a flat file. This assumes that the cube is not compressed in any way. So if the the total DB table size is 100 MB then is the flat file about 100 MB? If not, is there a way to estimate this.
Thanks!

Can't say for sure how all DBs that BW run on work, but with Oracle, space is consumed in blocks, not by rows/records.
Let's say you have a table where the average row width (record length) is 100 bytes. In a tablespace that has 8K blocks, in theory, you could fit 81 rows in the block.
However there is usually a certain amount of freespace left in a block when rows are added to accomodate subsequent inserts/updates. The BW tables I have looked at default this to 10%. So that means youe have over 800 bytes of the block that might not get filled. There are other things that can result in space being consumed, such as deletions that will leave dead space, and updates can cause a row to migrate to another block, etc. Also, space is allocated in chunks as a table grows, and you may add one row to a table that causes a 10MB chunk of storage to be allocated, but it is holding only 1 row.
So as you can begin to see. A flat export should require less space than the source table (unless you are using database table compression which could completely invalidate what I have said), but by how much depends on all the things I mentioned, and could change from day to day.
You could certainly use as a rough rule of thumb, that a flat file export will require the same space and you would be safe (except if you are using db compression).

Exporting a view to a flat file

Hi all,
Running Oracle 9i on Windows.
We have a stored procedure which runs a number of packages and populates a view called v$logmnr_contents.
We woudl like to export the contents of the view to a flat file so that it can be transferred over to another
server.
What options do we have for this? I've been reading about an Oracle package called utl_file, is this the
only option? I'm looking for whichever method is the most straightforward to implement.
Thanks in advance.
Dave
Edited by: user482248 on Feb 23, 2010 12:03 PM

Hello Dave,
to dump data you can also use the SPOOL command in SQL*PLUS. The difference is that SQL*PLUS write to the client file system while utl_file writes to the server.
Regards
Marcus

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