Few words on table RSDIOBJ - directory of all InfoObjects
Here's it is just cross-published:
Sometimes we need to find
proper IO while we developing BW’s flow’s and associated InfoProviders. It is definitely
easy to reuse what’s already pre-delivered (in form of Business Content aka BCT)
with BW than to develop custom IOs. To find out if particular IO is already
activated from BCT we usually use TA RDS1. If IO is not popping up within this TA
we usually activate it.
But there is a different
way except to find the IO via RSD1 or RSA1 transactions. Actually repository of
all the IOs is stored in table RSDIOBJ.
The table acts as directory of all the IOs. So let’s have a look on what is other
interesting information within the above mention table.
Main field:
IOBJTP - Type
of an InfoObject:
CHA Characteristic
KYF Key figure
TIM Time characteristic
DPA Data packet characteristic
UNI Unit of measurement
BCT relevant fields:
CONTREL –
BCT Content release e.g. 7.1/01, 1.2/02
CONTTIMESTMP -
Time stamp of last modification to the object by SAP (BCT timestamp)
OWNER -
Person who created object = always SAP as it is BCT relevant field
BWAPPL -
BW Application where the objects bellows to, e.g. BW, APO, etc
ACTIVFL –
if X active and revised version do not agree
Time stamp relevant
fields:
TSTPNM -
Last changed by, in case OBJVER is D it is always SAP, if custom it is name of
user who touched the objects for last time
TIMESTMP -
UTC Time Stamp in Short Form (YYYYMMDDhhmmss) of object last change
Version relevant fields:
OBJVERS –
describes Object Version with regards to BCT:
A Active
M Revised
N New
D Content
H Historic
T Transport
OBJSTAT -
describes Object Status from object as itself:
ACT Active, executable
INA Inactive, not executable
OFF Switched off
PRO Productive
Other fields:
PROTECFL –
value X if IO is protected, it means that changes to data and metadata are not
allowed for the object because it is internal system object, e.g. 0DATE* 0 date
related, 0D* - e.g. 0H_ALEAFNOC, 0FACTCOUNT, 0H* - hierarchy related, 0LANGU,
0OBJECTID, 0TXTLG, 0TXTMD, 0TXTSH
PRIVATEFL -
IO is Private means used for Temporal Hierarchy Join InfoObjects, IO which are
on Hierarchy tab of IO maintenance
screen enabled as "Use Temporal Hierarchy Join" That’s the feature that
is to be used for this characteristic with time-dependent hierarchies. (e.g. 0D_FC_CUST1,
0D_FC_PERS1, 0D_FC_SEMP1, 0D_NW_CHB1, 0D_NW_CRB1, 0D_NW_EMPL1, 0D_NW_ORGU1)
FIELDNM –
name of the IO in structures (not in database table), by structures is meant
start/end routine structues of source/result_package, also the name is used in
ABAP DDIC structures of InfoProviders where the IO is used (e.g. 0SALES has
field name = SALES, ZZ_IPPORT = /BIC/ZZ_IPPORT)
ATRONLYFL -
IO is exclusively an attribute (not used in ICs), this settings is available on
General tab of IO maintenance screen.
If set it can only be used as a display attribute for another IO and not as a
navigation attribute. Also particular IO cannot be included in InfoCubes.
BCTCOMP -
Obsolete - do not translate. It was used on older version of BW (<7 .x="" 7.x="" and="" anymore.="" as="" assign="" bct="" been="" business="" by="" component.="" components="" dp_db="" e.g.:="" example="" framework="" have="" ims-usa.="" in="" is-oil="" is="" it="" not="" o:p="" of="" packages="" replaced="" switched="" to="" used="" values="" witch="" xsa="">7>
BDSFL - Characteristic
is allowed as attribute of documents, used for Comments functionality. Feature
can be switched on via General tab of
IO maintenance screen. The check box is called “Characteristics is Document
Property”. Here you define if the characteristic is permitted as a property for
documents. User can assign a comment for a combination of characteristic values
for such an IO.
ORIGIN -
Origin of Object, technical flag to control upgrading of BCT. Attributes of the
IO can be deleted with the new BCT. IO created using TA EEWB "Easy
Enhancement Workbench" are not affected by this. Possible values:
E Extensibility
Default
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