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# Accelerate Table Data Access with In-Memory Storage | ||
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By default, table data is stored on disk. You can improve performance by enabling in-memory storage. | ||
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## Procedure | ||
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1. Open your table in the table editor and scroll to the *Table Services* section. | ||
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2. Enable the following option: | ||
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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 | ||
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Drag a table or view from the *Source Browser* panel and drop it on the diagram. | ||
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## Procedure | ||
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1. If the *Source Browser* panel is not visible on the left of the screen, click *Source Browser* in the toolbar to show it. | ||
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2. Browse or search for the object you want to add on either of the tabs. | ||
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- 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 \(see [Add Objects from the Repository](add-objects-from-the-repository-13fcecd.md)\). | ||
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- 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: | ||
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- 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 \(see [Import Multiple Objects from a Connection](import-multiple-objects-from-a-connection-e720b13.md)\). | ||
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3. Select the object of your choice, and then drag and drop it onto the diagram. | ||
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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. | ||
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> ### 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: | ||
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- *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. | ||
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Users of this view will need to provide a value for the input parameter. | ||
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- *Set Value* - Enter a value to resolve the input parameter. | ||
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The input parameter is resolved and users of this view will no longer need to provide a value for it. | ||
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> 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:: | ||
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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 | ||
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Define the source for your replication flow \(connection, container, and objects\). | ||
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## Context | ||
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- 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. | ||
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- Containers are the parent objects that hold the data. For a CDS view, for example, the container is the relevant CDS root folder. | ||
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- Replication objects are the datasets that you choose for replication, for example CDS views or database tables. | ||
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## Procedure | ||
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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. | ||
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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. | ||
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Alternatively, you can get started by clicking <span class="FPA-icons"></span> \(Browse source connections\) | ||
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2. Choose *Select Source Container*. A list of available source containers appears. Select the relevant one for your use case. | ||
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To narrow down the selection, start typing a part of the folder name in the *Search* field. | ||
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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. | ||
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> ### 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. | ||
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> ### 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 | ||
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You have all necessary information about your data source in place and can move on to add your target. | ||
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