How to use a current delta Infosource to load a new Infoprovider

Hi everybody,
We have had the 0FI_GL_4 delta Datasource working since several years ago. Currently the information is loaded into a General Ledger ODS and it is working fine.
Now, because of new requirements for the BCS component, a new ODS was created and new fields were added to that Infosource. We want to load the new ODS using the delta load and the initializations already created. The question is: how could we use the same delta load? What is the right procedure to start? We have thought about making a full load in the new ODS but how can we be sure the new ODS is in the right point to use the same load that is working currently for the first ODS? May be we have to stop temporarily (while the full load is done)the delta queue but we don't know how to do this for the 0FI_GL_4 Datasource.
We have BW 3.5 and R/3 4.6C
Thanks a lot for your ideas.

Michael,
I encountered the Timestamp datatype with a client who was using a enteprise application where that vendor used a Timestamp column as a way to track delta changes. btw: this datatype was developed in Sybase to to used in replication and hence SQL Server inherited it. It is "depreciated" in SQL Server BUT SSIS supports it. So much for the history lesson...
In order to "see" the timestamp column (DI does not even see these columns in its metadata) and to use it for CDC (change data capture) I created a view on the source system side for each table that contained Timestap columns. I basically created a column in the view that was a converted integer, i.e. CONVERT(INT,column_TS) AS Column_TSi, and then imported the resulting column to load from the source system and to use for CDC.
My client hosts applications so there are dozens of source systems with hundreds of tales with a Timestamp column. The "trick" works well.
Rick

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USE [IconicMarketing]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[SP_DMS_INVENTORY] Script Date: 3/6/2015 3:34:03 PM ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
-- =============================================
-- Author: <ARUN,NAGARAJ>
-- Create date: <11/21/2014>
-- Description: <STORED PROCEDURE FOR DMS_INVENTORY>
-- =============================================
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[SP_DMS_INVENTORY]
@Specific_Date varchar(20) ,
@DealerNum Varchar(6),
@Date_Daily varchar(50)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
--==========================================================================
-- INVENTORY_CURSUR
--==========================================================================
DECLARE
@FileType varchar(50),
@ACDealerID varchar(50),
@ClientDealerID varchar(50),
@DMSType varchar(50),
@StockNumber varchar(50),
@InventoryDate datetime ,
@StockType varchar(100),
@DMSStatus varchar(50),
@InvoicePrice numeric(18, 2),
@CostPack varchar(50),
@SalesCost numeric(18, 2),
@HoldbackAmount numeric(18, 2),
@ListPrice numeric(18, 2),
@MSRP varchar(max),
@LotLocation varchar(50),
@TagLine varchar(max),
@Certification varchar(max),
@CertificationNumber varchar(max),
@VehicleVIN varchar(50),
@VehicleYear bigint ,
@VehicleMake varchar(50),
@VehicleModel varchar(50),
@VehicleModelCode varchar(50),
@VehicleTrim varchar(50),
@VehicleSubTrimLevel varchar(max),
@Classification varchar(max),
@TypeCode varchar(100),
@VehicleMileage bigint ,
@EngineCylinderCount varchar(10) ,
@TransmissionType varchar(50),
@VehicleExteriorColor varchar(50),
@VehicleInteriorColor varchar(50),
@CreatedDate datetime ,
@LastModifiedDate datetime ,
@ModifiedFlag varchar(max),
@InteriorColorCode varchar(50),
@ExteriorColorCode varchar(50),
@PackageCode varchar(50),
@CodedCost varchar(50),
@Air varchar(100),
@OrderType varchar(max),
@AgeDays bigint ,
@OutstandingRO varchar(50),
@DlrAccessoryRetail varchar(50),
@DlrAccessoryCost varchar(max),
@DlrAccessoryDesc varchar(max),
@ModelDesc varchar(50),
@Memo1 varchar(1000),
@Memo2 varchar(max),
@Weight varchar(max),
@FloorPlan numeric(18, 2),
@Purchaser varchar(max),
@PurchasedFrom varchar(max),
@InternetPrice varchar(50),
@InventoryAcctDollar numeric(18, 2),
@VehicleType varchar(50),
@DealerAccessoryCode varchar(50),
@AllInventoryAcctDollar numeric(18, 2),
@BestPrice varchar(50),
@InStock bigint ,
@AccountingMake varchar(50),
@GasDiesel varchar(max),
@BookValue varchar(10),
@FactoryAccessoryDescription varchar(max),
@TotalReturn varchar(10),
@TotalCost varchar(10),
@SS varchar(max),
@VehicleBody varchar(max),
@StandardEquipment varchar(max),
@Account varchar(max),
@CalculatedPrice varchar(10),
@OriginalCost varchar(10),
@AccessoryCore varchar(10),
@OtherDollar varchar(10),
@PrimaryBookValue varchar(10),
@AmountDue varchar(10),
@LicenseFee varchar(10),
@ICompany varchar(max),
@InvenAcct varchar(max),
@Field23 varchar(max),
@Field24 varchar(max),
@SalesCode bigint,
@BaseRetail varchar(10),
@BaseInvAmt varchar(10),
@CommPrice varchar(10),
@Price1 varchar(10),
@Price2 varchar(10),
@StickerPrice varchar(10),
@TotInvAmt varchar(10),
@OptRetail varchar(max),
@OptInvAmt varchar(10),
@OptCost varchar(10),
@Options1 varchar(max),
@Category varchar(max),
@Description varchar(max),
@Engine varchar(max),
@ModelType varchar(max),
@FTCode varchar(max),
@Wholesale varchar(max),
@Retail varchar(max),
@Draft varchar(max),
@myerror varchar(500),
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@errornumber int,
@errorseverity varchar(500),
@errortable varchar(50),
@errorstate int,
@errorprocedure varchar(500),
@errorline varchar(50),
@errormessage varchar(1000),
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@flatfile_createddate datetime,
@FtpDate date,
@Inv_cur varchar(1000),
@S_Year varchar(4),
@S_Month varchar(2),
@S_Date varchar(2),
@Date_Specfic varchar(50),
@Param_list nvarchar(max),
@Daily_Date Varchar(50);
--====================================================================================
--DECLARE CURSUR FOR SPECIFIC DATE (OR) DEALER-ID WITH SPECIFIC DATE (OR) CURRENT DATE
--====================================================================================
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set @Daily_Date = SUBSTRING(@Date_Daily,14,4) + '-' + SUBSTRING(@Date_Daily,18,2)+ '-' + SUBSTRING(@date_Daily,20,2)
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BEGIN
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY_DETAILS]
Where DMSInventoryID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where CONVERT (date,FtpDate)=CONVERT (date,GETDATE()));
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY_AMOUNT]
Where DMSInventoryID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where CONVERT (date,FtpDate)=CONVERT (date,GETDATE()));
Delete From [dbo].[ICONIC_INVENTORY_VEHICLE]
Where DMSInventoryVehicleID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where CONVERT (date,FtpDate)=CONVERT (date,GETDATE()));
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY_VEHICLE]
Where DMSInventoryID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where CONVERT (date,FtpDate)=CONVERT (date,GETDATE()));
Delete From [dbo].[ICONIC_EQUITY_INVENTORY_COMPARE]
Where InventoryVehicleId in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where CONVERT (date,FtpDate)=CONVERT (date,GETDATE()));
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY]
Where ID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where CONVERT (date,FtpDate)=CONVERT (date,GETDATE()));
DECLARE Inventory_Cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT * from [dbo].[FLATFILE_INVENTORY] where
CONVERT (date,flatfile_createddate) = CONVERT (date,GETDATE()) order by flatfile_createddate;
END
Else
BEGIN
if (@Date_Specfic IS NOT NULL AND @DealerNum != '?????')
BEGIN
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY_DETAILS]
Where DMSInventoryID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic AND DMSDealerID='ACTEST' + @DealerNum);
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY_AMOUNT]
Where DMSInventoryID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic AND DMSDealerID='ACTEST' + @DealerNum);
Delete From [dbo].[ICONIC_INVENTORY_VEHICLE]
Where DMSInventoryVehicleID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic AND DMSDealerID='ACTEST' + @DealerNum);
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY_VEHICLE]
Where DMSInventoryID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic AND DMSDealerID='ACTEST' + @DealerNum);
Delete From [dbo].[ICONIC_EQUITY_INVENTORY_COMPARE]
Where InventoryVehicleId in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic AND DMSDealerID='ACTEST' + @DealerNum);
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY]
Where ID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic AND DMSDealerID='ACTEST' + @DealerNum);
DECLARE Inventory_Cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT * from [dbo].[FLATFILE_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic AND ACDealerID='ACTEST' + @DealerNum;
END
ELSE
BEGIN
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY_DETAILS]
Where DMSInventoryID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic);
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY_AMOUNT]
Where DMSInventoryID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic);
Delete From [dbo].[ICONIC_INVENTORY_VEHICLE]
Where DMSInventoryVehicleID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic);
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY_VEHICLE]
Where DMSInventoryID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic);
Delete From [dbo].[ICONIC_EQUITY_INVENTORY_COMPARE]
Where InventoryVehicleId in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic);
Delete From [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY]
Where ID in(select ID from [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic);
DECLARE Inventory_Cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT * from [dbo].[FLATFILE_INVENTORY] where FtpDate=@Date_Specfic;
END
END
OPEN Inventory_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Inventory_Cursor
INTO
@FileType ,
@ACDealerID ,
@ClientDealerID ,
@DMSType ,
@StockNumber ,
@InventoryDate ,
@StockType ,
@DMSStatus ,
@InvoicePrice ,
@CostPack ,
@SalesCost ,
@HoldbackAmount ,
@ListPrice ,
@MSRP ,
@LotLocation ,
@TagLine ,
@Certification ,
@CertificationNumber ,
@VehicleVIN ,
@VehicleYear ,
@VehicleMake ,
@VehicleModel ,
@VehicleModelCode ,
@VehicleTrim ,
@VehicleSubTrimLevel ,
@Classification ,
@TypeCode ,
@VehicleMileage ,
@EngineCylinderCount ,
@TransmissionType ,
@VehicleExteriorColor ,
@VehicleInteriorColor ,
@CreatedDate ,
@LastModifiedDate ,
@ModifiedFlag ,
@InteriorColorCode ,
@ExteriorColorCode ,
@PackageCode ,
@CodedCost ,
@Air ,
@OrderType ,
@AgeDays ,
@OutstandingRO ,
@DlrAccessoryRetail ,
@DlrAccessoryCost ,
@DlrAccessoryDesc ,
@ModelDesc ,
@Memo1 ,
@Memo2 ,
@Weight ,
@FloorPlan ,
@Purchaser ,
@PurchasedFrom ,
@InternetPrice ,
@InventoryAcctDollar ,
@VehicleType ,
@DealerAccessoryCode ,
@AllInventoryAcctDollar ,
@BestPrice ,
@InStock ,
@AccountingMake ,
@GasDiesel ,
@BookValue ,
@FactoryAccessoryDescription ,
@TotalReturn ,
@TotalCost ,
@SS ,
@VehicleBody ,
@StandardEquipment ,
@Account ,
@CalculatedPrice ,
@OriginalCost ,
@AccessoryCore ,
@OtherDollar ,
@PrimaryBookValue ,
@AmountDue ,
@LicenseFee ,
@ICompany ,
@InvenAcct ,
@Field23 ,
@Field24 ,
@SalesCode ,
@BaseRetail ,
@BaseInvAmt ,
@CommPrice ,
@Price1 ,
@Price2 ,
@StickerPrice ,
@TotInvAmt ,
@OptRetail ,
@OptInvAmt ,
@OptCost ,
@Options1 ,
@Category ,
@Description ,
@Engine ,
@ModelType ,
@FTCode ,
@Wholesale ,
@Retail ,
@Draft ,
@flatfile_createddate,
@FtpDate;
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
--==========================================================================
-- INSERT INTO INVENTORY (PARENT TABLE)
--==========================================================================
BEGIN TRY
INSERT INTO [dbo].[DMS_INVENTORY]
DMSDealerID,
StockNumber,
DMSType,
InventoryDate,
FtpDate
VALUES (@ClientDealerID,@StockNumber,@DMSType,@InventoryDate,@FtpDate);
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
SELECT
@errornumber = ERROR_NUMBER(),
@errorseverity = ERROR_SEVERITY(),
@errortable = 'DMS_INVENTORY',
@errorstate = ERROR_STATE(),
@errorprocedure = ERROR_PROCEDURE(),
@errorline = ERROR_LINE(),
@errormessage = ERROR_MESSAGE();
--==========================================================================
-- INSERT ERRORS INTO DMSLOG_INVENTORY_ERROR
--==========================================================================
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@SalesCost,@HoldbackAmount,@ListPrice,@MSRP,@LotLocation,@TagLine,@Certification,@CertificationNumber,@VehicleVIN,@VehicleYear,@VehicleMake,@VehicleModel,@VehicleModelCode,
@VehicleTrim,@VehicleSubTrimLevel,@Classification,@TypeCode,@VehicleMileage,@EngineCylinderCount,@TransmissionType,@VehicleExteriorColor,@VehicleInteriorColor,
@CreatedDate,@LastModifiedDate,@ModifiedFlag,@InteriorColorCode,@ExteriorColorCode,@PackageCode,@CodedCost,@Air,@OrderType,@AgeDays,@OutstandingRO,
@DlrAccessoryRetail,@DlrAccessoryCost,@DlrAccessoryDesc,@ModelDesc,@Memo1,@Memo2,@Weight,@FloorPlan,@Purchaser,@PurchasedFrom,@InternetPrice,
@InventoryAcctDollar,@VehicleType,@DealerAccessoryCode,@AllInventoryAcctDollar,@BestPrice,@InStock,@AccountingMake,@GasDiesel,@BookValue,
@FactoryAccessoryDescription,@TotalReturn,@TotalCost,@SS,@VehicleBody,@StandardEquipment,@Account,@CalculatedPrice,@OriginalCost,@AccessoryCore,
@OtherDollar,@PrimaryBookValue,@AmountDue,@LicenseFee,@ICompany,@InvenAcct,@Field23,@Field24,@SalesCode,@BaseRetail,@BaseInvAmt,@CommPrice,@Price1,
@Price2,@StickerPrice,@TotInvAmt,@OptRetail,@OptInvAmt,@OptCost,@Options1,@Category,@Description,@Engine,@ModelType,@FTCode,@Wholesale,@Retail,@Draft,
@ERRORNUMBER,@ERRORSEVERITY,@ERRORTABLE,@ERRORSTATE,@ERRORPROCEDURE,@ERRORLINE,@errormessage,@FtpDate
END CATCH
-- PRINT @errornumber;
-- PRINT @errorseverity;
-- PRINT @errortable;
-- PRINT @errorprocedure;
-- PRINT @errorline;
-- PRINT @errormessage;
-- PRINT @errorstate;
set @myerror = @@ERROR;
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-- PRINT N'Error = ' + @myerror;
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--==========================================================================
-- INSERT INTO DMS_INVENTORY_DETAILS (CHILD TABLE)
--==========================================================================
BEGIN TRY
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DMSInventoryID,
StockType,
DMSStatus,
LotLocation,
TagLine,
Certification,
CertificationNumber,
CreatedDate,
LastModifiedDate,
ModifiedFlag,
PackageCode,
OrderType,
AgeDays,
OutstandingRO,
Memo1,
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DealerAccessoryCode,
InStock,
AccountingMake,
SS,
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AccessoryCore,
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Field23,
Field24,
SalesCode,
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FTCode,
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@InventoryID,
@StockType,
@DMSStatus,
@LotLocation,
@TagLine,
@Certification,
@CertificationNumber,
@CreatedDate,
@LastModifiedDate,
@ModifiedFlag,
@PackageCode,
@OrderType,
@AgeDays,
@OutstandingRO,
@Memo1,
@Memo2,
@Purchaser,
@PurchasedFrom,
@DealerAccessoryCode,
@InStock,
@AccountingMake,
@SS,
@Account,
@AccessoryCore,
@ICompany,
@InvenAcct,
@Field23,
@Field24,
@SalesCode,
@Draft,
@FTCode,
@FtpDate
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SELECT
@errornumber = ERROR_NUMBER(),
@errorseverity = ERROR_SEVERITY(),
@errorstate = ERROR_STATE(),
@errortable = 'DMS_INVENTORY_DETAILS',
@errorprocedure = ERROR_PROCEDURE(),
@errorline = ERROR_LINE(),
@errormessage = ERROR_MESSAGE();
--==========================================================================
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--==========================================================================
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@DlrAccessoryRetail,@DlrAccessoryCost,@DlrAccessoryDesc,@ModelDesc,@Memo1,@Memo2,@Weight,@FloorPlan,@Purchaser,@PurchasedFrom,@InternetPrice,
@InventoryAcctDollar,@VehicleType,@DealerAccessoryCode,@AllInventoryAcctDollar,@BestPrice,@InStock,@AccountingMake,@GasDiesel,@BookValue,
@FactoryAccessoryDescription,@TotalReturn,@TotalCost,@SS,@VehicleBody,@StandardEquipment,@Account,@CalculatedPrice,@OriginalCost,@AccessoryCore,
@OtherDollar,@PrimaryBookValue,@AmountDue,@LicenseFee,@ICompany,@InvenAcct,@Field23,@Field24,@SalesCode,@BaseRetail,@BaseInvAmt,@CommPrice,@Price1,
@Price2,@StickerPrice,@TotInvAmt,@OptRetail,@OptInvAmt,@OptCost,@Options1,@Category,@Description,@Engine,@ModelType,@FTCode,@Wholesale,@Retail,@Draft,
@ERRORNUMBER,@ERRORSEVERITY,@ERRORTABLE,@ERRORSTATE,@ERRORPROCEDURE,@ERRORLINE,@errormessage,@FtpDate
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--==========================================================================
-- INSERT INTO DMS_INVENTORY_AMOUNT (CHILD TABLE)
--==========================================================================
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DMSInventoryID,
AllInventoryAcctDollar,
OtherDollar,
PrimaryBookValue,
AmountDue,
LicenseFee,
CalculatedPrice,
OriginalCost,
BookValue,
TotalReturn,
TotalCost,
DlrAccessoryRetail,
DlrAccessoryCost,
DlrAccessoryDesc,
InternetPrice,
InventoryAcctDollar,
BestPrice,
Weight,
FloorPlan,
CodedCost,
InvoicePrice,
CostPack,
SalesCost,
HoldbackAmount,
ListPrice,
MSRP,
BaseRetail,
BaseInvAmt,
CommPrice,
Price1,
Price2,
StickerPrice,
TotInvAmt,
OptRetail,
OptInvAmt,
OptCost,
Wholesale,
Retail,
FtpDate
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@InventoryID,
@AllInventoryAcctDollar,
@OtherDollar,
@PrimaryBookValue,
@AmountDue,
@LicenseFee,
@CalculatedPrice,
@OriginalCost,
@BookValue,
@TotalReturn,
@TotalCost,
@DlrAccessoryRetail,
@DlrAccessoryCost,
@DlrAccessoryDesc,
@InternetPrice,
@InventoryAcctDollar,
@BestPrice,
@Weight,
@FloorPlan,
@CodedCost,
@InvoicePrice,
@CostPack,
@SalesCost,
@HoldbackAmount,
@ListPrice,
@MSRP,
@BaseRetail,
@BaseInvAmt,
@CommPrice,
@Price1,
@Price2,
@StickerPrice,
@TotInvAmt,
@OptRetail,
@OptInvAmt,
@OptCost,
@Wholesale,
@Retail,
@FtpDate
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
SELECT
@errornumber = ERROR_NUMBER(),
@errorseverity = ERROR_SEVERITY(),
@errortable = 'DMS_INVENTORY_AMOUNT',
@errorstate = ERROR_STATE(),
@errorprocedure = ERROR_PROCEDURE(),
@errorline = ERROR_LINE(),
@errormessage = ERROR_MESSAGE();
--==========================================================================
-- INSERT ERRORS INTO DMSLOG_INVENTORY_ERROR
--==========================================================================
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@SalesCost,@HoldbackAmount,@ListPrice,@MSRP,@LotLocation,@TagLine,@Certification,@CertificationNumber,@VehicleVIN,@VehicleYear,@VehicleMake,@VehicleModel,@VehicleModelCode,
@VehicleTrim,@VehicleSubTrimLevel,@Classification,@TypeCode,@VehicleMileage,@EngineCylinderCount,@TransmissionType,@VehicleExteriorColor,@VehicleInteriorColor,
@CreatedDate,@LastModifiedDate,@ModifiedFlag,@InteriorColorCode,@ExteriorColorCode,@PackageCode,@CodedCost,@Air,@OrderType,@AgeDays,@OutstandingRO,
@DlrAccessoryRetail,@DlrAccessoryCost,@DlrAccessoryDesc,@ModelDesc,@Memo1,@Memo2,@Weight,@FloorPlan,@Purchaser,@PurchasedFrom,@InternetPrice,
@InventoryAcctDollar,@VehicleType,@DealerAccessoryCode,@AllInventoryAcctDollar,@BestPrice,@InStock,@AccountingMake,@GasDiesel,@BookValue,
@FactoryAccessoryDescription,@TotalReturn,@TotalCost,@SS,@VehicleBody,@StandardEquipment,@Account,@CalculatedPrice,@OriginalCost,@AccessoryCore,
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--==========================================================================
-- INSERT INTO DMS_INVENTORY_VEHICLE (CHILD TABLE)
--==========================================================================
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DMSInventoryID,
InteriorColorCode,
ExteriorColorCode,
Air,
ModelDesc,
VehicleType,
VehicleVIN,
VehicleYear,
VehicleMake,
VehicleModel,
VehicleModelCode,
VehicleTrim,
VehicleSubTrimLevel,
Classification,
TypeCode,
VehicleMileage,
FtpDate,
EngineCylinderCount
VALUES (
@InventoryID,
@InteriorColorCode,
@ExteriorColorCode,
@Air,
@ModelDesc,
@VehicleType,
@VehicleVIN,
@VehicleYear,
@VehicleMake,
@VehicleModel,
@VehicleModelCode,
@VehicleTrim,
@VehicleSubTrimLevel,
@Classification,
@TypeCode,
@VehicleMileage,
@FtpDate,
@EngineCylinderCount
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
SELECT
@errornumber = ERROR_NUMBER(),
@errorseverity = ERROR_SEVERITY(),
@errortable = 'DMS_INVENTORY_VEHICLE',
@errorstate = ERROR_STATE(),
@errorprocedure = ERROR_PROCEDURE(),
@errorline = ERROR_LINE(),
@errormessage = ERROR_MESSAGE();
--==========================================================================
-- INSERT ERRORS INTO DMSLOG_INVENTORY_ERROR
--==========================================================================
EXEC [SP_DMS_INVENTORY_ERROR] @FileType,@ACDealerID,@ClientDealerID,@DMSType,@StockNumber,@InventoryDate,@StockType,@DMSStatus,@InvoicePrice,@CostPack,
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@VehicleTrim,@VehicleSubTrimLevel,@Classification,@TypeCode,@VehicleMileage,@EngineCylinderCount,@TransmissionType,@VehicleExteriorColor,@VehicleInteriorColor,
@CreatedDate,@LastModifiedDate,@ModifiedFlag,@InteriorColorCode,@ExteriorColorCode,@PackageCode,@CodedCost,@Air,@OrderType,@AgeDays,@OutstandingRO,
@DlrAccessoryRetail,@DlrAccessoryCost,@DlrAccessoryDesc,@ModelDesc,@Memo1,@Memo2,@Weight,@FloorPlan,@Purchaser,@PurchasedFrom,@InternetPrice,
@InventoryAcctDollar,@VehicleType,@DealerAccessoryCode,@AllInventoryAcctDollar,@BestPrice,@InStock,@AccountingMake,@GasDiesel,@BookValue,
@FactoryAccessoryDescription,@TotalReturn,@TotalCost,@SS,@VehicleBody,@StandardEquipment,@Account,@CalculatedPrice,@OriginalCost,@AccessoryCore,
@OtherDollar,@PrimaryBookValue,@AmountDue,@LicenseFee,@ICompany,@InvenAcct,@Field23,@Field24,@SalesCode,@BaseRetail,@BaseInvAmt,@CommPrice,@Price1,
@Price2,@StickerPrice,@TotInvAmt,@OptRetail,@OptInvAmt,@OptCost,@Options1,@Category,@Description,@Engine,@ModelType,@FTCode,@Wholesale,@Retail,@Draft,
@ERRORNUMBER,@ERRORSEVERITY,@ERRORTABLE,@ERRORSTATE,@ERRORPROCEDURE,@ERRORLINE,@errormessage,@FtpDate
END CATCH
--==========================================================================
-- MOVE CURSUR TO NEXT RECORD
--==========================================================================
FETCH NEXT FROM Inventory_Cursor
INTO @FileType ,
@ACDealerID ,
@ClientDealerID ,
@DMSType ,
@StockNumber ,
@InventoryDate ,
@StockType ,
@DMSStatus ,
@InvoicePrice ,
@CostPack ,
@SalesCost ,
@HoldbackAmount ,
@ListPrice ,
@MSRP ,
@LotLocation ,
@TagLine ,
@Certification ,
@CertificationNumber ,
@VehicleVIN ,
@VehicleYear ,
@VehicleMake ,
@VehicleModel ,
@VehicleModelCode ,
@VehicleTrim ,
@VehicleSubTrimLevel ,
@Classification ,
@TypeCode ,
@VehicleMileage ,
@EngineCylinderCount ,
@TransmissionType ,
@VehicleExteriorColor ,
@VehicleInteriorColor ,
@CreatedDate ,
@LastModifiedDate ,
@ModifiedFlag ,
@InteriorColorCode ,
@ExteriorColorCode ,
@PackageCode ,
@CodedCost ,
@Air ,
@OrderType ,
@AgeDays ,
@OutstandingRO ,
@DlrAccessoryRetail ,
@DlrAccessoryCost ,
@DlrAccessoryDesc ,
@ModelDesc ,
@Memo1 ,
@Memo2 ,
@Weight ,
@FloorPlan ,
@Purchaser ,
@PurchasedFrom ,
@InternetPrice ,
@InventoryAcctDollar ,
@VehicleType ,
@DealerAccessoryCode ,
@AllInventoryAcctDollar ,
@BestPrice ,
@InStock ,
@AccountingMake ,
@GasDiesel ,
@BookValue ,
@FactoryAccessoryDescription ,
@TotalReturn ,
@TotalCost ,
@SS ,
@VehicleBody ,
@StandardEquipment ,
@Account ,
@CalculatedPrice ,
@OriginalCost ,
@AccessoryCore ,
@OtherDollar ,
@PrimaryBookValue ,
@AmountDue ,
@LicenseFee ,
@ICompany ,
@InvenAcct ,
@Field23 ,
@Field24 ,
@SalesCode ,
@BaseRetail ,
@BaseInvAmt ,
@CommPrice ,
@Price1 ,
@Price2 ,
@StickerPrice ,
@TotInvAmt ,
@OptRetail ,
@OptInvAmt ,
@OptCost ,
@Options1 ,
@Category ,
@Description ,
@Engine ,
@ModelType ,
@FTCode ,
@Wholesale ,
@Retail ,
@Draft ,
@flatfile_createddate,
@FtpDate;
END
CLOSE Inventory_Cursor;
DEALLOCATE Inventory_Cursor;
SET ANSI_PADDING OFF
END
Arunraj Kumar

Thank you.
And another question if the data is already there in the child table if i try to load alone it must delete the old data in the child tablee and need to get load the new data and
How to do this ?
Arunraj Kumar
You can do that with an IF EXISTS condition
IF EXISTS (SELECT 1
FROM YourChildTable c
INNER JOIn @temptable t
ON c.Bkey1 = t.Bkey1
AND c.Bkey2 = t.Bkey2
DELETE t
FROM YourChildTable c
INNER JOIn @temptable t
ON c.Bkey1 = t.Bkey1
AND c.Bkey2 = t.Bkey2
INSERT INTO YourChildTable
where Bkey1,Bkey2 etc forms the business key of the table
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Again, without knowing the exact issue/business requirement you're trying to work through, I'd say a redesign of your ingestion process may be in order.
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Let us know if this was helpful.
Cheers!

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