Answer / t.keerthi

THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF INFO CUBES i.e,
1. BASIC INFO CUBE(ALSO CALLED PHYSICAL INFOCUBE)
2. VIRTUAL INFO CUBE (ALSO CALLED REMOTE INFOCUBE).

Answer / madhu

1.Physical datasource(contains data)
1.Basic infocube
2.Trasactional infocube
2.Virtual datasource(contains no data)
1.Remotecube
2.sap remotecube
3.virtual infocube with service

Answer / rajendra kodavati

THE TYPES OF CUBES(BW) ARE
1. BASIC INFO CUBE (PHYSICAL INFO PROVIDER)
2. TRANSACTIONAL INFO CUBE (PHYSICAL INFO PROVIDER)
3. SAP REMOTE CUBE (VIRTUAL INFO PROVIDER )
4. GENERAL REMOTE CUBE ( VIRTUAL INFO PROVIDER )
5. WITH SERVICES (VIRTUAL INFO PROVIDER )
PHYSICAL DATA PROVIDER : THERE WILL BE PHYSICALLY STORED
DATA IN THE INFO PROVIDER TO FETCH TO THE REPOTING .
VIRTUAL DATA PROVIDER : THERE WILL BE NO PHYSICALLY STORED
DATA IN THE INFO PROVIDER , BUT IT FETCHES THE DATA
DIRECTLY TO REPORTING, FROM WHERE MY INFO PROVIDEER WAS
CONNECTED THROUGH DATA SOURCE.

Answer / naveen reddy

We have
1, STANDARD INFOCUBE
2, REAL TIME INFOCUBE
3, VIRTUAL INFOCUBE (INFOPROVIDOR)

Answer / saratkumarpintu

There are two types of infocubes

1. Standard
2. Real Time

Answer / ab

we have two type
infocube
1,Basic
cube
2,remot
cube

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