SAP S/4HANA Migration · Migration Cockpit: Direct Transfer & Performance

Two migration objects hold identical row counts, yet one loads far slower in a direct transfer. Beyond parallel jobs and hardware, which two direct-transfer-specific factors explain the gap?

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