Precuations to be taken for BI 7.0 while upgrading R/3 4.7 to R/3 ECC 6

Hi BI Guru's,
We have BI 7.0 which is connected to the Source systme ( R/3 4.7 ). We are in the upgrdae phase of R/3 4.7 to ECC 6.0.
I would like to know what precuations should i take on the DELTA Que. And also is there any problem on extraction i will face.
Thanks in Advance.
Nilesh Labde
9869284146

Hi Gareth,
You have two options:
1. Transport from BW 3.1 to BI 7.0. You'll need to create a transport route between both systems. This may cause you some troubles in the future when you want to modify the objects you transported.
2. As there are few objects, you can use XML export utility from Transport connection. There, you make an XML file with the objects you need to transport. One thing that you may take care of, in this option, is that the business content objects you are exporting need to be activated in the destination system. Another problem is that querys are not exported.
Since it's only a cube, maybe you can create the objects manually. Look that in BI 7.0 there are several new functionalities, i don't know how transport or xml export would work.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Diego

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