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SAP C4C - Data Sources
SAP C4C - Data Sources
When standard data sources are not able to fulfill your reporting requirements, you can create custom data sources in C4C cloud environment.
There are two methods to create custom data source −
Combined Data source.
Joined Data Source.
Go to Business Analytics → Data sources → Design Data Sources
When you cpck New, you can select the type of data source you want to create.
Note − Combined Data Sources only merge data from different data sources and it does not check without checking for any matches between the Data Sources.
Joined Data Sources allows you to merge the data between two or more data sources and merging results the matching of data.
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