Staging to Active area

Hi Friends,
Can you response to my basic questions on MDG?
1. How the records are moved from staging area to active area? Is there any interface available? How the records are moved from staging table to active table?
2. In Flex mode is there a specific table for active area or If the records are stored only in the staging table with indicator for active record.
Thanks
Bala

it depends on how you build your custom attributes. they can either be flex or re-use attributes. in the first case, you don't have to worry about moving data to the active area as the system will automatically do it for you. if you want your custom attributes stored in the re-use area then you will have to make sure the access class handles those. you can create your own access class or enhance the standard class. please review the http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-7858 document for the different enhancement scenarios as each has its own method of handling this.

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