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Enable the selection options for the data source fields (more than one field at a time) in the extract structure through customized programBy Anusha Vupalapathi, Target India Summary: This
document describes step by step procedure to enable the selection options of the
data source fields in the extract structure using a custom program. The input
variables are data source name and respective fields (more than one field at a
time). Taking
an Example: Let
us take data source 0CUST_SALES_ATTR as an example No.
of Fields in the Extract structure BIW_KNVV_S is 61.
RSA6,
Display of the data source 0CUST_SALES_ATTR as with the fields in present in it.
ROOSFIELD
is the table where the data source fields are maintained. Depending on the value
of the Field SELECTION we can identify whether a selection with a field is
possible or not.
The value for the
field SELECTION of the table ROOSFIELD for the fields which are not visible in
the Data source is
maintained as ‘A’.
If a request
for a Datasource is scheduled in BI, selection conditions can be defined for
certain fields. The property that defines whether a selection with a field is
possible or necessary in BI is defined in the Datasource in the source system. In addition,
you can define the visibility of the field in BI: a field that is not visible
(that is hidden) cannot be transferred to the transfer structure. The field
property also defines whether the customer can change the properties Selection
and Transfer in Datasource post-processing. |
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