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    COPA Extraction Steps

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    The document provides steps and explanations for COPA extraction and loading data into BW. It discusses replicating a data source in BW, creating dimensions and cubes, setting up initialization and delta packages, and scheduling loads. It also provides context on LIS, CO/PA, and FI/SL extractors and enhancing CO-PA data sources.

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    The document provides steps and explanations for COPA extraction and loading data into BW. It discusses replicating a data source in BW, creating dimensions and cubes, setting up initialization and delta packages, and scheduling loads. It also provides context on LIS, CO/PA, and FI/SL extractors and enhancing CO-PA data sources.

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    The document provides steps and explanations for COPA extraction and loading data into BW. It discusses replicating a data source in BW, creating dimensions and cubes, setting up initialization and delta packages, and scheduling loads. It also provides context on LIS, CO/PA, and FI/SL extractors and enhancing CO-PA data sources.

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    COPA Extraction Steps

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    The document provides steps and explanations for COPA extraction and loading data into BW. It discusses replicating a data source in BW, creating dimensions and cubes, setting up initialization and delta packages, and scheduling loads. It also provides context on LIS, CO/PA, and FI/SL extractors and enhancing CO-PA data sources.

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    The below are the command steps and explanation. COPA Extraction -steps

     
    1. KEB0
    2. Select Datasource 1_CO_PA_CCA
    3. Select Field Name for Partitioning (Eg, Ccode)
    4. Initialise
    5. Select characteristics & Value Fields & Key Figures
    6. Select Development Class/Local Object
    7. Workbench Request
    8. Edit your Data Source to Select/Hide Fields
    9. Extract Checker at RSA3 & Extract

    
    1. Replicate Data Source
    2. Assign Info Source
    3. Transfer all Data Source elements to Info Source
    4. Activate Info Source
    5. Create Cube on Infoprovider (Copy str from Infosource)
    6. Go to Dimensions and create dimensions, Define & Assign
    7. Check & Activate
    8. Create Update Rules
    9. Insert/Modify KF and write routines (const, formula, abap)
    10. Activate
    11. Create InfoPackage for Initialization
    12. Maintain Infopackage
    13. Under Update Tab Select Initialize delta on Infopackage
    14. Schedule/Monitor
    15. Create Another InfoPackage for Delta
    16. Check on DELTA OptionPls r
    17. Ready for Delta Load

    LIS, CO/PA, and FI/SL are Customer Generated Generic Extractors, and LO is BW
    Content Extractors.

    LIS is a cross application component LIS of SAP R/3 , which includes, Sales
    Information System, Purchasing Information System, Inventory Controlling....

    Similarly CO/PA and FI/SL are used for specific Application Component of SAP R/3.
    CO/PA collects all the OLTP data for calculating contribution margins (sales, cost of
    sales, overhead costs). FI/SL collects all the OLTP data for financial accounting,
    special ledger

    1) Add the fields to the operating concern. So that the required field is visible in
    CE1XXXX table and other concerned tables CE2XXXX, CE3XXXX etc.

    2) After you have enhanced the operating concern then you are ready to add it to the
    CO-PA data source. Since CO-PA is a regenerating application you can't add the field
    directly to the CO-PA data source. You need to delete the data source and then need
    to re-create using KEB2 transaction.

    3) While re-creating the data source use the same old name so that there won't be any
    changes in the BW side when you need to assign the data source to info-source. Just
    replicate the new data source in BW side and map the new field in info-source. If you
    re-create using a different name then you will be needing extra build efforts to take
    the data into BW through IS all the way top to IC. I would personally suggest keep the
    same old data source name as before.

    If you are adding the fields from the same "Operating concern" then goto KE24 and
    edit the dataaource and add your fields. However if you are adding fields outside the
    "Operating concern" then you need to append the extract structure and populate
    the fields in user exit using ABAP code. Reference OSS note: 852443

    1. Check RSA7 on your R3 to see if there is any delta queue for COPA. (just to see,
    sometimes there is nothing here for the datasource, sometimes there is)
    2. On BW go to SE16 and open the table RSSDLINIT
    3. Find the line(s) corresponding to the problem datasource.
    4. You can check the load status in RSRQ using the RNR from the table
    5. Delete the line(s) in question from RSSDLINIT table
    6. Now you will be able to open the infopackage. So now you can ReInit. But before
    you try to ReInit ....
    7. In the infopackage go to the 'Scheduler' menu > 'Initialization options for the source
    system' and delete the existing INIT (if one is listed)

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