How does the delta works for changes made to Sales Document

Hi Experts,
How does delta for 2LIS_11_VAITM for the changes made to Sales Order Header.....
Example:
If a sales order had 10 line items any changes at the item level are captured by 2LIS_11_VAITM
Could you please update me on how the changes made at Sale Order Header level like Change of contract Date...etc
Does those changes are captured by 2LIS_11_VAITM.......
Please update

Hi,
SAP written lots of programs inside the Extractor, so it is not possible to tell how it will work, so you goto RSA2 in ecc and give the datasource and click on display and see the Function module and debug it you will know.
Thanks
Reddy

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Data Extraction from planning area to infocube usually its supports for full update only, when u r going to load the data from planning area to cube ,it deletes the previous data and u vil get the fresh data, this is the best method performance wise,
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As Ashish pointed out, communication structure contains fields (infoobjects) that suppose to go to data targets. Which IO in CS to which IO in the data target will go (and what transformation of data may occur) is determined in URs of the data target.
The transfer structure is the structure in which the data is transported from the source system into BW:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bw33/helpdata/en/3f/0e503c3c0d563de10000000a114084/frameset.htm
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A: Yes, you are right.
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A: these are fields of CS (left part) and as I said before they will go to data target.
Q: 5. what is the relationship between the Communication Structure in 4 and 1? Or any relationship between a) and b) as a whole?
A: CS in 4 just shows IOs that will be transferred to data target. CS in 1 also shows how values for CS IOs are to be fed and transformed.
Best regards,
Eugene
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Second : Why I can't use JboExceptionHandler in a
2tier environment ?
Because in 2tier env, when an exception is thrown,it is >under the control of the JVM. It goes to the
appropriate >catch block.
We (BC4J) have no chance to intercept and route the
exception to the handler.
Alternatively, when running in 2tier env, in thecatch >block,you can call handleException().
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Fourth : How warning mechanism works in both
environments ?
Because a JboWarning object is not a Javaexception.
Could You explain me better How I can use it in order
to deliver a warnint to the client ?
Is it possible to have an answer from the warned
client and then proceed with the processing ?When a warning is encountered, we call handleWarning()
method. After the method returns, execution continues.
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Fifth : Is there an event wich triggers the "endof
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