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Delta Load After successful completion of the initial load, you need to schedule a periodic Integration Center job (for example, every 15 minutes). The job uses the latest saved <delta> to pick up newly added Bank events from SAP Master Data Integration.

A delta load means that we do not repeatedly extract the entire data of a table, but only the new data that has been added to a table since the last load. To enable delta loads we need to identify in a table which rows have been extracted already and which ones are new or updated.

Full Load: Processing all the records in the source to the target. Initial Load: The first run where you have to process the historical load to the target and after that you have to incremental load (brining only modified and new records).

Initial Load refers to the preliminary loading of data from disparate sources into the Data Mart. On the other hand, a Full Load is an easy-to-set-up approach for a relatively smaller dataset that guarantees a complete sync with fairly simple logic.

Incremental Load, on the other hand, involves only loading new or updated records from the source system to the target datastore or warehouse. It's also known as Delta Load.

The initial data load (IDL) is the very first time that data is loaded into a newly-created, empty base object. During the initial data load, all records in the staging table are inserted into the base object as new records.

Initial load is the first time that all of the data from a source system is loaded into a target system. Delta load is the process of loading only the changes or updates that have happened since the last load. Change in load is another name for delta load.