Enterprise Data Warehousing
This documentation provides you with a starting point for administration and optimal maintenance of the Enterprise Data Warehousing IT scenario. It contains business-intelligence-specific information for various tasks, lists the relevant tools and functions, and provides links to the more detailed documentation that you need to carry out the tasks.
The Enterprise Data Warehousing IT scenario supports you in setting up and managing a data warehouse in a company-wide environment. It allows you to integrate, transform, consolidate, clean up, store, and stage data of any origin (SAP and non-SAP sources), or age (historic and up-to-date), to be analyzed and interpreted. It provides flexible structures and layers so that you can react quickly to business developments. It also allows businesses to report in real time and improve the design time and runtime of BI models and processes.
For more
information, see
Enterprise Data
Warehousing.
Administration of this IT scenario is part of the Running the Enterprise Data Warehouse scenario variant. Therefore the tasks described below refer to this scenario variant.
Enterprise Data Warehousing provides data for the following IT scenarios:
IT Scenario |
Description |
Information About IT Scenario Administration |
Enterprise Reporting, Query and Analysis |
This IT scenario shows how business experts can use the reporting and analysis tools available in SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence (BI) to provide BI information customized for the different categories of user within your company. |
Enterprise Reporting, Query, and Analysis
|
Business Planning and Analytical Services |
This IT scenario includes processes that collect data from InfoProviders, queries, or other BI objects, convert them using various methods, and write back new information to BI objects (such as InfoObjects or DataStore objects). |
In most cases, running an enterprise data warehouse involves general tasks for managing the Application Server for ABAP (AS ABAP) and the Application Server for Java (AS Java), as well as scenario-specific tasks. For more information, refer to the following sections:
● AS ABAP (Application Server for ABAP)
● AS Java (Application Server for Java)
● Enterprise Data Warehousing: Preparation for EDW Processes
● Enterprise Data Warehousing: Tasks Performed Regularly
● Enterprise Data Warehousing: Tasks on Demand
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Administration of SAP NetWeaver BI
Accelerator
● Enterprise Data Warehousing: Release-and Upgrade Management
For information about the general administration of BI systems, see BI (Business Intelligence).