Part 1: How to get Open hub service

Part 1: How to get Open hub service

Through the Open Hub service, SAP BW becomes the hub of an enterprise data warehouse. The distribution of data becomes clear through central monitoring from the distribution status in the BW system.

How to get it

The transaction code for Open Hub is RSBO, or from the Administration Workbench select:

Tools->Open Hub Service

BW object such as InfoCubes, ODS objects, or InfoObjects can act as open hub data sources. You can select database tables or flat files as open hub destinations. Both a full and delta modes are also available as the extraction mode.

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SAP BW Guide: Open Hub Service

 Home: Introduction
 Part 1: How to get Open Hub Service
 Part 2: Open hub component: Creating an InfoSpoke
 Part 3: Creating an InfoSpoke: General Tab
 Part 4: Creating an InfoSpoke: Destination Tab
 Part 5: Creating an InfoSpoke: InfoObject Tab
 Part 6: Creating an InfoSpoke: Selection Tab
 Part 7: Activation
 Part 8: Extraction
 Part 9: Output
 Review: Conclusion and other resources

This was first published in October 2006