Creating a data flow for a real-time service in Designer to be exposed as a web service call
Hi everyone! I am new to SAP Data Services and have been assigned to create a project in Data Services that can be accessed with a Web service. The function of this project is to cleanse the input addresses. After reading the documentations, I have got the basics of how to do this. For example, I know that I need to use the Designer to create a real-time service that wraps a data flow to cleanse the address. Then I use the console manager to add this real-time service to an Access server and publish it as an operation of the Data Services Webservices. The issue that I have is that I am not sure about how to actually create the data flow. I know that I need an input/output schema with an address-cleanse transform in the middle and the data mappings. But I have not found a document or a page that step by step describes such a data flow and walks through an example. I wonder if you could please help me with a link or point me to a blog or tutorial somewhere that explains this scenario. I sincerely appreciate your answers. Thanks!
Hi,
i hope this link will guide you through the steps to create realtime job
http://www.dwbiconcepts.com/etl/23-etl-bods/178-real-time-jobs-in-data-services.html
Hi Titto, I appreciate your link and the information. The article that you sent for me is very close to what I need but it comes short when the mappings occur. The project in the article contains input and output schemas but it doesn't do the mapping between the Source and Transform or the Transform and Target the way I am trying to learn. I need to use an AddressCleanse project. So the AddressCleanse Transform sits between source schema and target schema. I am all right so far and can create the project up to this point. But at this point, I need to do the mappings between Source-Transform and Transform-Target. This is the step that I need assistance with. So if you can send me a link or point me to another tutorial it will be greatly appreciated.