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# Contributions to YOUR-DOCUMENTATION
# Contributions to the SAP Datasphere Documentation

Found a mistake in our documentation? Always wanted to add a step in one of our procedures that could save many others much time? Then you're at the right place! All contributions made to the Markdown files in the [docs](docs) directory are reviewed, and if deemed valuable be added to our [official documentation on SAP Help Portal](YOUR-LINK). The easiest way is to start there, and choose _Edit_ to find the right Markdown file to contribute to.
Found a mistake in our documentation? Always wanted to add a step in one of our procedures that could save many others much time? Then you're at the right place! All contributions made to the Markdown files in the [docs](docs) directory are reviewed, and if deemed valuable be added to our official documentation on SAP Help Portal. The easiest way is to start there, and choose _Edit_ to find the right Markdown file to contribute to.

You can currently make contributions to the following guides in this repository:
- [Integrating Data and Managing Spaces](https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_DATASPHERE/be5967d099974c69b77f4549425ca4c0?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=cloud)
- [Acquiring, Preparing, and Modeling Data](https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_DATASPHERE/c8a54ee704e94e15926551293243fd1d?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=cloud)
- [Administering SAP Data Warehouse Cloud](https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_DATASPHERE/9f804b8efa8043539289f42f372c4862?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=cloud)

## Requirements

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## Contributing

We recommend using the YOUR-DOCUMENTATION documentation on SAP Help Portal as a starting point for contributions:
We recommend using the SAP Datasphere documentation on SAP Help Portal as a starting point for contributions:

1. Open the [YOUR-DOCUMENTATION Documentation](YOUR-LINK).
1. You can either:
1. Open the SAP Datasphere Documentation:
- [Integrating Data and Managing Spaces](https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_DATASPHERE/be5967d099974c69b77f4549425ca4c0?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=cloud)
- [Acquiring, Preparing, and Modeling Data](https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_DATASPHERE/c8a54ee704e94e15926551293243fd1d?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=cloud)
- [Administering SAP Data Warehouse Cloud](https://help.sap.com/docs/SAP_DATASPHERE/9f804b8efa8043539289f42f372c4862?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=cloud)
3. You can either:
* Choose *Edit* to suggest a change for the current page you see in the Help Portal viewer, or
* Choose *Feedback* to open a GitHub issue in this repository.

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# Accelerate Table Data Access with In-Memory Storage

By default, table data is stored on disk. You can improve performance by enabling in-memory storage.



## Procedure

1. Open your table in the table editor and scroll to the *Table Services* section.

2. Enable the following option:


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<tr>
<th valign="top">

Property



</th>
<th valign="top">

Description



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</tr>
<tr>
<td valign="top">

In-Memory Storage



</td>
<td valign="top">

Enable this option to store the table data directly in memory \(hot store\). By default, table data is stored on disk \(warm store\).



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3. Click <span class="SAP-icons"></span> \(Deploy\) to deploy the table and move its data into in-memory storage.


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# Add a Source

Drag a table or view from the *Source Browser* panel and drop it on the diagram.



## Procedure

1. If the *Source Browser* panel is not visible on the left of the screen, click *Source Browser* in the toolbar to show it.

2. Browse or search for the object you want to add on either of the tabs.

- The *Repository* tab lists all the tables, views, and intelligent lookups that are available in the space \(including objects shared to the space\). You can search and expand the categories \(see [Add Objects from the Repository](add-objects-from-the-repository-13fcecd.md)\).

- The *Sources* tab lists all the connections and other data sources that have been integrated to the space from which you can import tables. You can:

- Expand the data sources to browse through their objects \(see [Import an Object from a Connection or Other Source](import-an-object-from-a-connection-or-other-source-3e6f8f2.md)\).
- Open the *Import Objects from Connection* dialog on a particular connection to select multiple objects for import \(see [Import Multiple Objects from a Connection](import-multiple-objects-from-a-connection-e720b13.md)\).


3. Select the object of your choice, and then drag and drop it onto the diagram.

![](images/Create_Source_Gif_fec4071.gif)The source is added to the diagram, its symbol is selected, and its properties are displayed in the side panel. In addition, an output node, initially entitiled ***View 1***, which represents the final output structure of the view, is created in the diagram and linked to the source.

> ### Note:
> If you choose a table or view from the *Sources* tab, it is automatically imported into the repository and deployed, and will be available on the *Repository* tab for future use by you or others.
4. If the source is a view containing one or more input parameters \(see [Create an Input Parameter](create-an-input-parameter-53fa99a.md)\), the *Map Input Parameters* dialog is displayed, and you must decide how each input parameter will be processed:

- *Map To* - Map the source input parameter to an input parameter in the view. You can select an existing input parameter or create a new one.

Users of this view will need to provide a value for the input parameter.

- *Set Value* - Enter a value to resolve the input parameter.

The input parameter is resolved and users of this view will no longer need to provide a value for it.


> ### Note:
> You can click *Cancel* in the dialog and not map the input parameters immediately, but then an error is displayed on the source, and you must subsequently map them in the source side panel *Input Parameters* section.
The source symbol displays the number of input parameters present in the source. In this example, the source view and output view both contain two input parameters::

![](images/Input_Parameters_Source_Symbol_d4621d9.png)

5. Click <span class="FPA-icons"></span> \(Preview Data\) to open the *Data Preview* panel and review the data output by this node. For more information, see [Viewing or Previewing Data in Data Builder Objects](viewing-or-previewing-data-in-data-builder-objects-b338e4a.md).


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# Add a Source

Define the source for your replication flow \(connection, container, and objects\).



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## Context

- Connections are created by your system administration. You can only use a data source if a connection has been created for it in your space and if you have the necessary authorizations.

- Containers are the parent objects that hold the data. For a CDS view, for example, the container is the relevant CDS root folder.

- Replication objects are the datasets that you choose for replication, for example CDS views or database tables.




## Procedure

1. Choose *Select Source Connection* at the bottom left of the screen. A list of available source connections appears. Select the relevant one for your use case.

If you are not sure which one to choose, or if none of the connections in the list is suitable for your purposes, contact your administrator.

Alternatively, you can get started by clicking <span class="FPA-icons"></span> \(Browse source connections\)

2. Choose *Select Source Container*. A list of available source containers appears. Select the relevant one for your use case.

To narrow down the selection, start typing a part of the folder name in the *Search* field.

3. Choose *Add Source Objects*. A list of available objects appears. Select the relevant ones for your use case and choose *Next*. A list of the objects you selected appears.

> ### Note:
> Objects for which replication is not supported are not shown in the list. For example, when replicating data from an SAP S/4HANA source you will only be shown CDS views that have the required annotations for data extraction.
4. If you decide that you do not want to include an object after all, select it and choose *Remove from Selection*. If you want to include more objects, go back to the *Available* tab and select the relevant objects. When you are done, choose *Add Selection*. The system then imports the object definitions so that they are available for the subsequent process steps.

> ### Note:
> An object can only be included in one replication flow at any given point in time \(not multiple ones\).



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## Results

You have all necessary information about your data source in place and can move on to add your target.

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