The SAP Source Connector enables continuous ingestion of changes from SAP operational systems using Operational Data Provisioning (ODP) with the Delta Queue (ODQ) and exposes them via OData services. This connector is designed for reliability, supportability, and near real-time replication into Popsink pipelines.Documentation Index
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Prerequisites
Before configuring this connector, ensure the following are in place:-
SAP System Access
A reachable SAP system with Operational Data Provisioning (ODP) configured. -
ODP / Delta Queue Support
ODP extractors configured with Delta Queue enabled. Verify that extractors (SAPI or CDS) support delta semantics. -
OData Exposure
ODP providers must be published through SAP Gateway as OData services. -
Technical User
A dedicated technical user with privileges for:- Extracting ODP data
- Monitoring and managing ODQ subscriptions and retention
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Network Connectivity
Outbound HTTPS (443) connectivity from Popsink to the SAP Gateway endpoints.
Key Features
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Near Real-Time CDC
Captures incremental changes using ODP delta tokens instead of periodic batch pulls. -
Standard SAP Mechanisms
Built on SAP-supported ODP and OData standards for stability and upgrade safety. -
Secure HTTP/OData Consumption
Uses HTTP/OData for reliable and firewall-friendly communication. -
Initial Load + Delta Sync
Supports initial full extraction followed by efficient delta streaming.
Security
The connector uses HTTPS to securely communicate with SAP OData endpoints. Authentication & Permissions:- Technical user credentials (username/password or OAuth) configured in Popsink.
- User must have:
- Authorization to read ODP extractors
- Rights to monitor and manage ODQ
- Follow least privilege principles.
Configuration
To set up the SAP Source Connector:1. Create a New Source
- In the Popsink console, navigate to Connectors → Sources.
- Click New Source and select SAP Source (ODP / OData).
2. Provide Connection Details
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| SAP Gateway URL | Base URL for the SAP Gateway exposing OData services |
| Technical Username | User with ODP extract + ODQ monitoring rights |
| Password / Secret | Secure credential for the user |
| OData Provider Path | Path to specific ODP provider(s) in SAP Gateway |
| TLS/SSL Config | Optional TLS settings if required |
3. Configure Stream Definition
- Select the OData providers (extractors) you want to capture.
- For each provider, define:
- Initial load behavior
- Delta token handling strategy
- Optional filters if supported by the OData service
4. Validate & Launch
- Test connectivity.
- Save and start the source.
- Confirm that the initial load completes and delta ingestion begins.
Monitoring
Monitor connector health through the Popsink UI and alerts:-
Throughput & Lag
Track events/s and delta latency. -
ODQ Queue Health
Ensure subscriptions, retention, and error counts remain within expected bounds. -
Errors & Retries
Configure alerts for authentication issues, extraction failures, and schema changes. -
Audit Logs
Collect logs for troubleshooting and traceability.