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    SAP Datasphere - Import Data and Data Builder

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    The document discusses the SAP Datasphere Data Layer and its key components - Data Builder and Business Builder. The Data Builder allows users to import data sources, build data models through entity-relationship diagrams and views, transform and prepare data through functions like filtering, concatenation and splitting. Views can then be exposed to analytics tools. The process of importing a CSV file involves selecting the file type, previewing and transforming columns, and deploying the transformed table. Users can build graphical or SQL views by dragging and dropping tables, joining them, filtering data, and validating the views. Views can then be shared, saved or exposed for reporting.

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    The document discusses the SAP Datasphere Data Layer and its key components - Data Builder and Business Builder. The Data Builder allows users to import data sources, build data models through entity-relationship diagrams and views, transform and prepare data through functions like filtering, concatenation and splitting. Views can then be exposed to analytics tools. The process of importing a CSV file involves selecting the file type, previewing and transforming columns, and deploying the transformed table. Users can build graphical or SQL views by dragging and dropping tables, joining them, filtering data, and validating the views. Views can then be shared, saved or exposed for reporting.

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    SAP Datasphere – Learning - Import

    Data and Build Data Models in Data


    Builder
    Data Layer of
    Datasphere:

    1. Data Builder
    2. Business Builder
    The SAP Datasphere Data Layer contains the basic modeling of the underlying data sources
    and tables.

    The related set of tools is available in the SAP Datasphere Data Builder.
    Here, developers and modelers use tables, views and intelligent lookups to combine, clean,
    and prepare data. Views can be exposed directly to SAP Analytics Cloud and other analytics
    clients.

    The SAP Datasphere Business Layer allows users to create their own business models on
    top based on business terms. The related set of tools is provided by the SAP Datasphere
    Business Builder.
    Data Builder:

    • Create views and tables to prepare


    data for your stories
    • Use entity-relationship models to
    visualize and make associations
    between artifacts.
    ❑Tables
    ❑Views (Graphical/SQL)
    ❑E/R Models
    ❑Analytic Models
    ❑Flows
    ❑Intelligent Lookups
    ❑Task Chains
    To Import Data- CSV file Approach
    Here we can see :

    1. Select the file type


    2. Upload
    3. Preview the data
    Here we can see :

    1. Details of the columns


    2. Transformation Log
    Here you transform the
    columns:
    1.Create a transform
    2.Change Case
    Here you can also
    transform the columns:
    1. Concatenate
    2. Split
    3. Extract
    4. Replace
    5. Change
    6. Filter
    Filter on City Georgia- You can see the filter on Transformation Log for city
    For each fields of the file, you can transform the data
    as needed and you see a log and also delete the step

    Now if you remove the transform, you see all


    Cities again
    Once you transform all the columns as
    needed you can deploy the table in the
    Data Builder
    In a similar way you can upload all the necessary
    source files needed for the model

    2 Flies Uploaded (Master Data and Transaction)


    • Sales Information
    • Customer Data
    Consumption of the files or tables uploaded

    The files loaded till the previous step tried to consume on


    another artifact Graphical view creation in the data builder
    Here two types of views
    can be built :
    1.Graphical view
    2.SQL View
    Here we can see a tools
    palette options, Repository
    and sources to build the
    graphical view
    Graphical view: Example
    Drag and Drop your tables
    Use different option to build
    your view
    1. Filter
    2. Rename/Exclude
    Columns
    3. Calculated Columns
    4. Join Suggestion
    5. Data viewer
    6. Aggregations
    7. Impact and Lineage
    analysis
    System can propose join
    conditions and can be modified:
    1. Cross
    2. Full
    3. Inner
    4. Left
    5. Right

    ❖ View can be exposed for


    Analytical reporting like
    SAC(SAP analytics Cloud)
    Data can be filtered,
    and syntax can be
    validated.
    Various options to filter:
    1. Functions
    2. Columns
    3. Parameters
    4. Others
    • Operators
    • Predicates
    • Case
    Expressions
    Preview your data in
    the view with data
    preview option on
    the final view and the
    view can be saved or
    deployed
    You can also share
    the view to other
    spaces from your
    space for reuse.
    Looks like to other
    info areas or
    schemas?
    In the data Builder
    initial screen, you
    can see the list of
    your tables and
    views deployed
    Reference • This study and documentation from
    https://help.sap.com/docs/ and my
    personal learning.
    & • This is just a reference and pure learning
    document summarized for my
    Disclaimer understanding.
    Thank you !
    Happy learning….

    Srinivas GOLLAPATI

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