R/3 extraction failed - recovery procedure?

R/3 extraction is running from past 2 years.
Suddenly it failed since 5 days and again today it is running fine.
But how i do get data loaded to cube for failed loads?
what is the exact process that should be normally followed?

Hi,
In case you are doing full loads, there is no problem since the last request went fine.
In case of delta loads, there is the option to repeat the last delta. Every time a delta request fails, you can do a Repeat delta, which will load again the last delta.
If you have already load another delta request and didn't repeat the failed delta, you may have missing records in BW system. In this case, a full repair extraction is need.
Have a look a below SAP notes which describes in details the options you have:
739863 - Repairing data in BW
873694 - Consulting: Delta repeat and status in monitor/data target
Best regards,
Eduardo

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