What is context in SAP CA-DDF - Demand Data Foundation?

SAP Term: context

• Component: CA-DDF

• Component Name: Demand Data Foundation

• Description: The domain in which the external identifiers of an object, for example, a product or location, are unique. For each data origin, multiple contexts can exist. &EXAMPLE& Product "12345" could be toothpaste at Retailer X and chocolate cookies at Retailer Y. To uniquely identify your product, you assign "Retailer X" or "Retailer Y" as the context for your data delivery agreement.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Context is a term used in the SAP Demand Data Foundation (CA-DDF) to refer to the data that is used to define the scope of a particular analysis. It is used to determine which data points are included in the analysis and which are excluded. Contexts can be defined by a variety of criteria, such as time period, geography, product type, and customer segment.
  
  How to use it: 
  In order to use context in SAP Demand Data Foundation (CA-DDF), users must first define the context they wish to use for their analysis. This can be done by selecting the criteria that will be used to define the scope of the analysis. Once the context has been defined, users can then use it to filter their data and generate reports that are tailored to their specific needs.
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When defining a context for an analysis in SAP Demand Data Foundation (CA-DDF), it is important to consider all of the criteria that may be relevant to the analysis. This will ensure that all of the necessary data points are included in the analysis and that any irrelevant data points are excluded. Additionally, it is important to remember that contexts can be changed at any time, so users should not be afraid to experiment with different contexts in order to get the most accurate results.
  
  Related Information: 
  For more information on using context in SAP Demand Data Foundation (CA-DDF), please refer to the official documentation provided by SAP. Additionally, there are many online resources available that provide tutorials and tips on how to use context effectively in CA-DDF.