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Monday, August 22, 2011

BW SD MM FI DATASOURCES

MM Data Sources Tables Purchasing 2LIS_02_SCL EKKO, EKBE, T001, T001W, EKET, EKPA. 2LIS_02_HDR EKKO, EKBE, T001, EKPA. 2LIS_02_ITM EKKO, EKBE, T001, T001W, EKPO, TMCLVBW, T027C, ESSR, T147K, T147 2LIS_02_SCN EKET, EKES, EKPO. 2LIS_02_CGR EKBE, EKES, EKPO. 2LIS_02_SGR EKET, EKBE, KKPO Inventory 2LIS_03_BX stock tables, MCHA, MARA, T001, T001W, CALCULATED FROM MBEW, EBEW, QBEW. 2LIS_03_BF MSEG, MBEW, MKPF. 2LIS_03_UM BKPF, MBEW, QBEW, EBEW, BSEG. MM Purchasing Datasources ODS 0PUR_O01 2LIS_02_ITM, 2LIS_02_SGR, 2LIS_02_CGR, 2LIS_02_SCN. 0PUR_O02 2LIS_02_HDR, 0PUR_O01 0PUR_DS03 2LIS_02_SCL and 2LIS_02_SGR. CUBE 0PUR_C10 2LIS_02_SCL and 2LIS_02_SGR. 0PUR_C07 0PUR_C08 0PUR_C09 0PUR_O02, 80PUR_O01, 2LIS_02_HDR 0SRV_C01 2LIS_02_S174 0PUR_C04 2LIS_02_S011, 2LIS_02_SCL, 2LIS_02_ITM, 2LIS_02_HDR 0PUR_C01 2LIS_02_S012, 2LIS_02_ITM, 2LIS_02_SCL 0PUR_C02 2LIS_02_S013 0PUR_C05 0MM_PUR_VE_01 0PUR_C06 0MM_PUR_VE_02 0PUR_C03 2LIS_02_S015 Inventory Management CUBE 0IC_C03 2LIS_03_BX, 2LIS_03_BF, 2LIS_03_UM 0IC_C02 2LIS_03_S195, 2LIS_03_S197 0IC_C01 2LIS_03_S196, 2LIS_03_S198 SD Data sources Tables 2LIS_11_VAKON VBUK, VBUP, VBAK, VBAP, VBKD, KOMV, T001. 2LIS_11_VAHDR VBAK, VBUK, T001 2LIS_11_VAITM VBAP, VBUP, VBAK, VBKD, VBAJP, T001, VBUK, PRPS. 2LIS_11_VASCL VBAP, VBUP, VBAK, VBEP, VBKD, T001, PRPS 2LIS_11_VASTH VBUK 2LIS_11_VASTI VBUP, VBUK 2LIS_11_V_ITM VBAP, VBAK, VBKD, VBUP, T001, PRPS, VBUK. 2LIS_11_V_SCL VBUP, VBEP, VBKD, VBAP, VBAK, T001, PRPS. 2LIS_11_V_SSL VBAP, VBEP, LIPS, WVBEP, VBUP 2LIS_13_VDKON VBUK, VBRP, KOMV, T001, VBRK. FI DATASOURCES Tables Cost Center Accounting 0CO_OM_CCA_1 COSP, COSS 0CO_OM_CCA_2 COSP, COSS 0CO_OM_CCA_3 COSL, COKL. 0CO_OM_CCA_4 COSR 0CO_OM_CCA_5 COSB 0CO_OM_CCA_6 COOMCO 0CO_OM_CCA_7 BPJA, BPPE. 0CO_OM_CCA_8 COST, TKA07,COOMCO, CSLA, COST, COKL. 0CO_OM_CCA_9 COVP (COEP& COBK), COSP, COST, COEJ, COEP, T001. 0CO_OM_CCA_10 COOI, COSP_VTYPE. Product Cost Controlling 0CO_PC_PCP_01 KEKO, TCKH3, TCKH8. 0CO_PC_PCP_02 KEKO, TCKH3. 0CO_PC_PCP_03 CKIS, T001K, TKA02, KEKO, MARA, MBEW. 0CO_PC_PCP_04 CKIS, T001K, TKA02, KEKO, MBEW, MARA 0CO_PC_01 AUFK, AFPO, COSS, COSP, COSB, COSL, COKEY, TKA09, TKV09 0CO_PC_02 AUFK, AFPO, COSS, COSP, COSB, COSL, COKEY, TKA09, TKV09

Saturday, March 12, 2011

New Generation of In-Memory Applications (Cape Cod)

Monday, February 14, 2011

How To Implement the RUNLOGIC Keyword in SAP Business Objects Planning and Consolidation, version for NetWeaver

How To Implement the RUNLOGIC Keyword in SAP Business Objects Planning and Consolidation, version for NetWeaver

This guide will show you how to implement the BPC NW version of the script logic Keyword RUNLOGIC. Using a script logic BAdI, the new BPC NW version of RUNLOGIC will not only mimic the BPC MS functionality, but also allow you to improve the performance of individual scripts. This valuable performance improvement is achieved by executing separate scripts in parallel using distinct data sets. The guide will show you how to call the new Keyword as well as configure the data sets and processes for parallel execution.

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Questions and Answers: SAP Business Objects BI Solutions 4.0 and the New Semantic Layer for SAP Net weaver BW and OLAP

Questions and Answers: SAP Business Objects BI Solutions 4.0 and the New Semantic Layer for SAP Netweaver BW and OLAP

Sunday, December 5, 2010

What’s in BusinessObjects v4.0?

What’s in BusinessObjects v4.0?: "

Have you had a sneak peak into the SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence 4.0 Platform? No?

SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence v4.0 Architecture

I just came across this link today and had to share it. If you want to get a peek into the new Architecture components, then this is the place to look.

SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence v4.0

You can click on the image above or click here:

http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/elearn?rid=/library/uuid/20bb3d3d-ccc3-2d10-96b4-edbfebb94c8d&overridelayout=true

It’s a very nice representation of what’s happening in the infrastructure. All the new naming conventions are there and as you click on the boxes, it gives you additional details. It cleverly tells you a components “former name”, whether it’s a web based or desktop based solution, etc.

Check it out!

More To Come

I’m hoping over the coming weeks to begin sharing more and more information about the imminent release of the v4.0 platform. I’ve spent quite a bit of time working with it this week and I must say, I really like what I see. The interface is beautiful and much of the redesign work focused around ease-of-use and user interface design is really nice. I didn’t really like the XI 3.1 InfoView when it first came out, but I really, really like the new and improved InfoView, renamed BI Launch Pad… but more on that later.

Have a great weekend!

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