An Overview Of SAP Change Data Capture
Change Data Capture (CDC) identifies and loads only changed data. You can use SAP Change Data Capture to get all the attributes of CDC to locate and extract only the incremental data added to the database after the last refresh.
The Replication Server, also known as the
target database gets data from the source database in real time and captures
the data. Data Services connects to
Replication Server to capture changed data, subscriptions, and configurations.
For metadata information, Data Services connects directly to source databases
to capture data.
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Users of Microsoft need a connector that
extracts only the delta between two sets of data. Delta is the changed data in
a dataset regardless of whether it is Update, Insert, or Delete. A delta
extraction connector uses the SAP Change Data Capture feature that is
in-built in SAP systems to identify the delta in a dataset. The SAP CDC
capabilities in Data Factory use the SAP Operational Data Provisioning (ODP)
framework to replicate the delta in an SAP source dataset.
The SAP Change Data Capture connector is the core of the SAP CDC capabilities. It can connect to all SAP systems that support ODP, which includes SAP ECC, SAP S/4HANA, SAP BW, and SAP BW/4HANA. The solution works either directly at the application layer or indirectly via an SAP Landscape Transformation Replication Server (SLT) as a proxy.
SAP CDC does not rely on
watermarking to extract SAP data either fully or incrementally. The data the
SAP CDC connector extracts includes not only physical tables but also logical
objects that are created by using the tables. An example of a table-based
object is an SAP Advanced Business Application Programming (ABAP) Core Data
Services (CDS) view.
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