Hey team,
For a migration topic, I would like to know whether it is possible to extract all the source tables used in a data model. I know that it is possible to extract the final tables of the data model via PyCelonis, but I am interested in the source tables. In a old ECC system.
Thanks for the help !
+8Hi Antoine,
maybe I am misunderstanding the question, but it surely seems to be achievable with PyCelonis as well.
E.g. you could get all tables of that datapool with get_tables() (https://celonis.github.io/pycelonis/2.4.0/reference/pycelonis/ems/data_integration/data_pool/#pycelonis.ems.data_integration.data_pool.DataPool.get_tables)
Then you could sort trough them to identify the ones you are interested in. Here is where I didn’t get what exactly you are interested in. So the following are just starting points for you:
I saw for example an attribute “data_source” on them, or you could compare them to the ones you found using a second query of a datamodel object with .get_tables().
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