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ibourega
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Getting data from SAP

Hello everyoone

I am connecting to SAP (through Odata query) to get data and using this data to build a BOM (Bill of Material).

The app is not working all the time as expected :

  • It does not read the .csv file properly all the time 
  • and the main issue is the very long time it takes to update the data.

 

can you please support.

I am attaching the file and the .csv file

 

PB to share

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Anonymous
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Hi @ibourega ,

// It does not read the .csv file properly all the time ;

Do these csv files have the same delimiter and character set? Try adjusting the File Origin options and the delimiter options.

 

// and the main issue is the very long time it takes to update the data.

Consider sharing the m-code of the transformation step where the performance problem occurs. It would be a good idea to attach some screenshots so that we can understand it better. Please mask sensitive data before uploading. Thanks.

Best Regards,
Gao

Community Support Team

 

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If I misunderstand your needs or you still have problems on it, please feel free to let us know. Thanks a lot!

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