What's the difference between Transferred Records and Added Records?

When right click an ODS or a cube to select Manage, then under the 3rd tab called Requests, there are two columns called Transferred Records and Added Records, what's the difference between these two?
Thanks

Hello KeLviN,
How r u ?
Consider a realtime example.
Assume a transfer of Transactional Data from R/3(with PSA) which is having Unit values in it.
Now, I found in RSA3 2844168 of records. In BW I saw one Data Packet with 306 error records(because of a UNIT value is not available in BW T006 table, Eg. YDD) which are automatically collected in PSA. Now in the Monitor screen you could see 2 Monitor status with GREEN Signals for 2 set of data.
1. with 2843862 records
2. with 306 records
Now, if u manage the Data Target you will get 2844168 in the Transferred Records & 2843862 in the Added Records. and the 306 error records are in the PSA.
Hope this is clear.
Best Regards....
Sankar Kumar
+91 98403 47141

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