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Sap - Table Types: 1 - About

There are three main types of SAP tables that can be imported using the SAP Connector: transparent tables which are database tables that can be accessed using SQL but require ABAP access through the connector, cluster tables which are data dictionary tables only accessible through ABAP, and pooled tables which are logical tables assigned to pools in the database for control data and also require ABAP access.

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Sap - Table Types: 1 - About

There are three main types of SAP tables that can be imported using the SAP Connector: transparent tables which are database tables that can be accessed using SQL but require ABAP access through the connector, cluster tables which are data dictionary tables only accessible through ABAP, and pooled tables which are logical tables assigned to pools in the database for control data and also require ABAP access.

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Sap - Table types

1 - About
With the SAP Connector, you can import metadata definitions for the following SAP table types:

Transparent: A transparent table is a database table that stores data. You can access
the table from non-SAP systems as well, for example, using SQL statements. However,
Warehouse Builder uses ABAP code to access transparent tables.
Cluster: A cluster table is usually used to store control data. It can also be used to store
temporary data or documentation. Because cluster tables are data dictionary tables and
not database tables, you can only access these tables using ABAP.
Pooled: This is a logical table that must be assigned to a table pool in the database. A
table pool consists of multiple pooled tables. A pooled table is used to store control data
such as program parameters. You require ABAP code to access pooled tables.

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