DW & ETL
SAP BO Data Services
SAP BODS Repository
- SAP BODS - ETL Flow in DS Designer
- SAP BODS - DS Designer Introduction
- SAP BODS - DSMC Modules
- Data Services Management Console
- Repository Creating & Updating
- SAP BODS - Repository Overview
SAP BODS Datastores & Formats
- Data Extraction from Excel Workbook
- Extracting Data from DB Tables
- COBOL Copybook File Format
- SAP BODS - File Formats
- SAP BODS - Adapter Datastore
- SAP BODS - Linked Datastore
- SAP BODS - Memory Datastore
- SAP BODS - Changing a Datastore
- SAP BODS - Datastore Overview
Data Flow & Work Flow
- SAP BODS - Creating Workflows
- SAP BODS - Workflow Introduction
- BODS - Dataflow Changing Properties
- SAP BODS - Dataflow Introduction
SAP BODS Transforms
SAP BODS Administration
- SAP BODS - Tuning Techniques
- Data Assessment & Data Profiling
- Debugging & Recovery Mechanism
- Creating Embedded Dataflow
- SAP BODS - Data Services Overview
Multi-user Development
- Creating a Multi-user Environment
- BODS - Central Repository Security
- BODS - Central vs Local Repository
SAP BODS Useful Resources
- SAP BODS - Discussion
- SAP BODS - Useful Resources
- SAP BODS - Quick Guide
- SAP BODS - Questions Answers
Selected Reading
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- Computer Glossary
- HR Interview Questions
- Effective Resume Writing
- Questions and Answers
- UPSC IAS Exams Notes
SAP BODS - Repository Creating & Updating
To create BODS Repository, you need to have a database installed. You can use SQL Server, Oracle database, My SQL, SAP HANA, Sybase, etc.
Creating Repository
You have to create the following users in database while instalpng BODS and to create Repositories. These users are required to login to different servers such as the CMS Server, Audit Server etc.
Create User BODS Identified by Bodsserver1
Grant Connect to BODS;
Grant Create Session to BODS;
Grant DBA to BODS;
Grant Create Any Table to BODS;
Grant Create Any View to BODS;
Grant Drop Any Table to BODS;
Grant Drop Any View to BODS;
Grant Insert Any table to BODS;
Grant Update Any table to BODS;
Grant Delete Any table to BODS;
Alter USER BODS QUOTA UNLIMITED ON USERS;
Create User CMS Identified by CMSserver1
Grant Connect to CMS;
Grant Create Session to CMS;
Grant DBA to CMS;
Grant Create Any Table to CMS;
Grant Create Any View to CMS;
Grant Drop Any Table to CMS;
Grant Drop Any View to CMS;
Grant Insert Any table to CMS;
Grant Update Any table to CMS;
Grant Delete Any table to CMS;
Alter USER CMS QUOTA UNLIMITED ON USERS;
Create User CMSAUDIT Identified by CMSAUDITserver1
Grant Connect to CMSAUDIT;
Grant Create Session to CMSAUDIT;
Grant DBA to CMSAUDIT;
Grant Create Any Table to CMSAUDIT;
Grant Create Any View to CMSAUDIT;
Grant Drop Any Table to CMSAUDIT;
Grant Drop Any View to CMSAUDIT;
Grant Insert Any table to CMSAUDIT;
Grant Update Any table to CMSAUDIT;
Grant Delete Any table to CMSAUDIT;
Alter USER CMSAUDIT QUOTA UNLIMITED ON USERS;
To create a new Repository after installation
Step 1 − Create a database Local_Repo and go to Data Services Repository Manager. Configure database as local repository.
A new window will open.
Step 2 − Enter the details in the following fields −
Repository type, Database type, Database server name, Port, User name and password.
Step 3 − Cpck the Create button. You will get the following message −
Step 4 − Now login to Central Management Console CMC in SAP BI Platform with User name and Password.
Step 5 − On the CMC Home page, cpck Data Services.
Step 6 − From the Data Services menu, Cpck Configure a new Data Services Repository.
Step 7 − Enter the details as given in the new window.
Repository Name: Local_Repo
Data Base Type: SAP HANA
Data Base Server Name: best
Database Name: LOCAL_REPO
User Name:
Password:*****
Step 8 − Cpck the button Test Connection and if it is successful, cpck Save. Once you save, it will come under Repository tab in CMC.
Step 9 − Apply access rights and security on local repository in CMC → User and Groups.
Step 10 − Once access is given, go to Data Services Designer → Select Repository → Enter User name and password to login.
Updating the Repository
To update a repository, follow the given steps.
Step 1 − To update a Repository after installation, create a database Local_Repo and go to Data Services Repository Manager.
Step 2 − Configure database as local repository.
A new window will open.
Step 3 − Enter the details for the following fields.
Repository type, Database type, Database server name, Port, User name and password.
You will see the output as shown in the screenshot shown below.
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