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Element Description Ariba Solution Identifies the SAP Ariba application type on which the operation is executed.Operations Select the API operation to perform in the SAP Ariba application.Examples of available operations are as follows: Create Suppliers Imports supplier information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Remittance Returns the amount paid to suppliers for each invoice.Select this operation when remittance information is imported from an ERP application directly into SAP Ariba.Create Sourcing Project Creates a sourcing project.Create Organizations Creates an organization.Create External Contract Information Returns contract information from external applications.Create Procurement Unit Imports procurement unit information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format. |
Operations Select the API operation to perform in the SAP Ariba application.Examples of available operations are as follows: Create Suppliers Imports supplier information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Remittance Returns the amount paid to suppliers for each invoice.Select this operation when remittance information is imported from an ERP application directly into SAP Ariba.Create Sourcing Project Creates a sourcing project.Create Organizations Creates an organization.Create External Contract Information Returns contract information from external applications.Create Procurement Unit Imports procurement unit information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing). |
Examples of available operations are as follows: Create Suppliers Imports supplier information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Remittance Returns the amount paid to suppliers for each invoice.Select this operation when remittance information is imported from an ERP application directly into SAP Ariba.Create Sourcing Project Creates a sourcing project.Create Organizations Creates an organization.Create External Contract Information Returns contract information from external applications.Create Procurement Unit Imports procurement unit information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected. |
Create Remittance Returns the amount paid to suppliers for each invoice.Select this operation when remittance information is imported from an ERP application directly into SAP Ariba.Create Sourcing Project Creates a sourcing project.Create Organizations Creates an organization.Create External Contract Information Returns contract information from external applications.Create Procurement Unit Imports procurement unit information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name. |
Select this operation when remittance information is imported from an ERP application directly into SAP Ariba.Create Sourcing Project Creates a sourcing project.Create Organizations Creates an organization.Create External Contract Information Returns contract information from external applications.Create Procurement Unit Imports procurement unit information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP. |
Create Sourcing Project Creates a sourcing project.Create Organizations Creates an organization.Create External Contract Information Returns contract information from external applications.Create Procurement Unit Imports procurement unit information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP. |
Create Organizations Creates an organization.Create External Contract Information Returns contract information from external applications.Create Procurement Unit Imports procurement unit information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently. |
Create External Contract Information Returns contract information from external applications.Create Procurement Unit Imports procurement unit information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices. |
Create Procurement Unit Imports procurement unit information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details. |
Create Requisitions Imports requisition information from an external application into SAP Ariba.Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data. |
Catalog Item Search Searches for catalog items in SAP Ariba to allow the synchronization of operations between SAP Ariba and external applications.Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number). |
Description A description of the selected API operation.Chapter 3 Trigger Operations Page - Ariba Web Services Method 3-2Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba service option to use with the Ariba task/event-based method.Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently. |
Element Description Ariba Service Option Extract data from Ariba : Extracts data from Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order. |
This option enables you to select Ariba export tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data. |
Load data into Ariba : Loads data into Ariba in .csv file format.This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application. |
This option enables you to select Ariba import tasks for both solutions (buying and sourcing).Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data. |
Description Describes the service option selected.Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB. |
Invoke Operation Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Select the Ariba solution, service type operation, operation mode, and task name.Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB. |
Element Description Ariba Solution Buyer: Select this solution if you want to integrate downstream data with ERP.Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name. |
Sourcing : Select this solution if you want to integrate upstream data with ERP.Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name. |
Service Type Select the service type operation: Master Data : Data that is stored permanently.This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task. |
This data is used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, or invoices.Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name. |
Examples of master data are as follows: Name, description, cost, length, dimensions, and vendor details.Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba. |
Product master data, employee master data, and person master data.Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task. |
Vendor master data (the data available in name, address, and telephone number).Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users. |
Transaction Data : Data that changes frequently.For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba. |
For example, warehouse data changes after every purchase order.Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba. |
Process requests (PRs), process orders (POs), receipts, and invoices are all examples of transactional data.Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba. |
Examples of transactional data are as follows: Purchase requisitions Receipt Final Batch Select to catch the final batch of records from a file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba. |
Operation Mode Full-Upload : Uploads all data.Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name. |
Incremental-Upload : Uploads only updated or newly-added records.Chapter 3 Invoke Service Options Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-3Element Description Override Default Maximum File Size For Task/ Event-BasedSelect No if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 10 MB.Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page. |
Select Yes if the maximum allowed size of the input file for task/event-based import is 20 MB.Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard. |
Task Name Select the task name.A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter. |
A description is displayed for the selected name.Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed. |
Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event- Based Method Select the task and the operation to perform on the task.Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file. |
Element Description Task Name Select the task name.For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back. |
For example, you can select Import Enterprise Users , which imports enterprise users from ERP to SAP Ariba.Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page. |
Operation Name Select the operation to perform on the selected task.For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files. |
For example, if you selected Import Enterprise Users , select from the following operations: Default: Creates users in SAP Ariba or, if the users already exist, updates the users.Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed. |
Delete: Deletes users in SAP Ariba.Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration. |
Load: Loads users into SAP Ariba.Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks. |
Create: Creates users in SAP Ariba.Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC . |
Update: Updates users in SAP Ariba.Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns. |
Selected Operations for Ariba Task Displays the selected task and operation name.Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations. |
Summary Page You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements. |
Element Description Summary Displays a summary of the configuration values you defined on previous pages of the wizard.The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions. |
The information that is displayed can vary by adapter.For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center. |
For some adapters, the selected business objects and operation name are displayed.For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter. |
For adapters for which a generated XSD file is provided, click the XSD link to view a read-only version of the file.To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter. |
To return to a previous page to update any values, click the appropriate tab in the left panel or click Back.To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration. |
To cancel your configuration details, click Cancel.Chapter 3 Invoke Task Operation Mappings Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-4Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can review the specified adapter configuration values on the Summary page.Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows. |
Element Description Summary Displays the selected module, operation, and CSV files.The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation. |
The steps to follow to activate your integration and successfully invoke it are also displayed.Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode. |
Perform SAP Ariba Adapter Postconfiguration Tasks Complete these postconfiguration tasks after you have configured the invoke connection, mapped the data and tracking fields, and activated the integration.Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file. |
Complete these procedures in the SAP Ariba Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide : Collecting Access and Security Information, Configuring an End Point, Configuring an Integration Task for Web Services, and Enabling and Disabling Configured Integration Tasks.The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory. |
The Administration and Data Maintenance Fundamentals Guide is available at https://connect.ariba.com/AC .An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file. |
An SAP Ariba user account is required to access the documentation.Chapter 3 Summary Page - Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 3-54 Implement Common Patterns Using the SAP Ariba Adapter You can use the SAP Ariba Adapter to implement the following common patterns.Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows. |
Topics: Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method Subscribe to Incoming Events with an SAP Ariba Adapter Connection Use Web Services Outbound Functionality Note: Oracle Integration offers a number of pre-assembled solutions, known as recipes, that provide you with a head start in building your integrations.You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list. |
You can start with a recipe, and then customize it to fit your needs and requirements.Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name. |
Depending upon the solution provided, a variety of adapters are configured in the pre-assembled solutions.See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field. |
See the Recipes page on the Oracle Help Center.Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option. |
Import User Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can import user data into SAP Ariba with the import Ariba task/event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded). |
To create an import Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Configure an FTP Adapter and SAP Ariba Adapter.2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema. |
2.Create a scheduled orchestration integration.3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name. |
3.Drag an FTP Adapter into the integration canvas to download a CSV file and configure it as follows.a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba . |
a.Select the Download a File operation.b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution . |
b.Select a transfer mode.c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type . |
c.Select the input directory from which to read the CSV file.d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices. |
d.Enter a file name to download from the input directory.e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode . |
e.Select an output directory into which to download the file.4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name . |
4.Drag a stage file action after the FTP Adapter to read the CSV format data from the downloaded location and configure it as follows.4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name . |
4-1a.On the Configure Operation page, select Read File in Segments from the Choose Stage File Operation list.b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list. |
b.Specify the file name and directory name.c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements. |
c.Enter the batch size for processing the file in logical chunks in the Segment Size field.d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows. |
d.Enable the Process Sequentially option.e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application. |
e.On the Format Definition page, click Choose File and upload a file (for this example, Masterdata_info.csv is uploaded).This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name. |
This action creates a schema.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba . |
5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the stage file action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution . |
b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box. |
c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter. |
d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required. |
Master data is stored permanently and used to create business documents such as requisitions, receipts, and invoices.e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter. |
e.Select Incremental-Upload as the Operation Mode .f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration. |
f.Select Import Enterprise Users as the Task Name .g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows. |
g.On the Task-Operation Mapping page, select a task (for example, Import Enterprise Users ) as the Task Name .h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ). |
h.Select an operation (for example, Load ) from the Operation Name list.6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ). |
6.In the mapper, map appropriate source elements to target elements.7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action. |
7.Drag another SAP Ariba Adapter after the stage file action and configure it as follows.This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation. |
This SAP Ariba Adapter catches the final batch of records from the file that is loaded into the Ariba Cloud application.a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action. |
a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file. |
b.On the Service Options page, select Load data into Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name. |
c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Extract data from Ariba . |
d.Select the Final Batch check box.e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Extract data from Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution . |
e.Remove the mapper for the SAP Ariba Adapter.Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Extract data from Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type . |
Mappings are not required.Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Extract data from Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .e.Select Export Suppliers as the Task Name . |
Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method You can extract supplier data from SAP Ariba in CSV file format with the export task/ event-based feature provided with the SAP Ariba Adapter.To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Extract data from Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .e.Select Export Suppliers as the Task Name .Note: Ensure that the data export task you want to run has an integration toolkit name in the SAP Ariba application. |
To create an export Ariba task/event-based integration: 1.Create a scheduled orchestrated integration.2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Extract data from Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .e.Select Export Suppliers as the Task Name .Note: Ensure that the data export task you want to run has an integration toolkit name in the SAP Ariba application.To view the data export tasks and integration toolkit names, see View the Task/Event Name . |
2.Drag an assign action into the integration canvas and configure it as follows.This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Extract data from Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .e.Select Export Suppliers as the Task Name .Note: Ensure that the data export task you want to run has an integration toolkit name in the SAP Ariba application.To view the data export tasks and integration toolkit names, see View the Task/Event Name .6.In the mapper, you can map appropriate source elements to target elements. |
This variable stores the status of the records extracted for the Export Supplier operation.Chapter 4 Export Supplier Data with the Ariba Task/Event-Based Method 4-2a.Enter a name (for this example, is_EOF_assign ).b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Extract data from Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .e.Select Export Suppliers as the Task Name .Note: Ensure that the data export task you want to run has an integration toolkit name in the SAP Ariba application.To view the data export tasks and integration toolkit names, see View the Task/Event Name .6.In the mapper, you can map appropriate source elements to target elements.Note: Mapping is not required when Master Data is selected as the Service Type . |
b.Assign a value (for this example, false ).3.Drag a while action below the assign action.The while activity enables the flow to continue until the status of the variable is_EOF_assign is not equal to false for the Export Supplier operation.4.Configure the while action.While the condition is_EOF_assign=false , the loop continues until it reaches the end of the file.5.Drag an SAP Ariba Adapter into the while action and configure it as follows: a.On the Basic Info page, enter a name.b.On the Service Options page, select Extract data from Ariba .c.On the Operations page, select Buyer as the Ariba Solution .d.Select Master Data as the Service Type .e.Select Export Suppliers as the Task Name .Note: Ensure that the data export task you want to run has an integration toolkit name in the SAP Ariba application.To view the data export tasks and integration toolkit names, see View the Task/Event Name .6.In the mapper, you can map appropriate source elements to target elements.Note: Mapping is not required when Master Data is selected as the Service Type .It is required when you select Transactional Data as the Service Type . |
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