ADSO
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What is ADSO?
ADSO stands for Advanced DataStore Object. It's a key object in SAP BW/4HANA for data warehousing. It offers flexibility in modeling data flows and supports various scenarios like standard data warehousing, operational data provisioning, and staging data for other applications. ADSOs can be used for data consolidation, cleansing, and reporting.
What other technologies are related to ADSO?
ADSO Complementary Technologies
Composite Provider
Composite Providers, particularly in SAP BW, are often used in conjunction with ADSOs to create more complex data models and reporting structures, combining data from multiple ADSOs and other sources.
Composite Providers
Composite Providers, particularly in SAP BW, are often used in conjunction with ADSOs to create more complex data models and reporting structures, combining data from multiple ADSOs and other sources.
SAP BW
ADSOs are a core component of SAP BW (Business Warehouse) and SAP BW/4HANA, serving as the primary data storage object for analytical data. SAP BW provides the environment where ADSOs are used.
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SAP Developer
0.1% of all SAP Developer jobs mention ADSO
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SAP Administrator
140 SAP Administrator jobs mention ADSO
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Information Technology
151 Information Technology jobs mention ADSO
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Business Systems
8 Business Systems jobs mention ADSO
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Software Engineer
143 Software Engineer jobs mention ADSO
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