BW on HANA - tables consistency check program

In SAP BW systems based on HANA DB there is a program to check a consistency of table properties with respect to BW application. The consistency check is often performed in cases of system migration (e.g. OS, hardware), system copies, restores. The program name is RSDU_TABLE_CONSISTENCY.

The program reads all tables residing in HANA DB and identifies those, which are BW relevant considering the program’s consistency check scenarios. So-called consistency check scenarios are present on the program’s selection screen. Inconsistency is found in case expected table property is not matching the reality. The program supports also repair mode along the detecting an issues.

Program RSDU_TABLE_CONSISTENCY is obsolete in BW/4 based systems as a part of simplification effort. The code of the program is not present. It can run but a message “Report not supported anymore. Please see SAP Note 2668225 (msg no: RSHDB 111)” is shown instead of the program execution. As the main object that carry the BW data persistency is in BW/4 an aDSO object the checks of the aDSO objects are now available in t-code RSOADSODTO.  

 

More information:

2569097 - How to use of report RSDU_TABLE_CONSISTENCY [VIDEO]

2668225 - Report RSDU_TABLE_CONSISTENCY is deprecated with SAP BW/4HANA

1937062 - Usage of RSDU_TABLE_CONSISTENCY - PDF doc

BW/4 t-code RSOADSODTO - Data Tiering Maintenance

Data Tiering is a strategy for a placing of a data into different areas (tiers). Decision on where the data is stored is highly driven by a frequency of data access, requirement the data updates, performance requirements and criticality of the data for business.

In case the data is very frequently used as well as updated, also the data is critical for the business we put it to so called hot tier.

If the data is less often accessed, has lower performance requirement we put it to so called warm tier.

Finally in a case the data is infrequently accessed, not require the updates, can be accessed in a longer time and is not critical put it to so called cold tier.

A concept of hot/warm/cold storage tier is called temperature schema.

In general putting the data into those areas, we say as Data Tiering Maintenance or Data Tiering Optimization (DTO). The DTO is a feature of BW/4 systems. There is still a possibility to use data archiving Data Archiving Process (DAP) as traditional approach used in NetWeaver based BW systems.

In terms of BW/4 based systems we can leverage an InfoProvider of type aDSO as object for the Data Tiering. From underlying HANA DB technology we used HANA indexserver nodes for hot tier. HANA extension nodes based on scale-out technology with relaxed core/memory and memory/disk ratio are used for the warm tier. In addition, some kind of external storage like SAP IQ DB that is accessible via Smart Data Access (SDA) for query access (DQL) and data manipulation (DML) can be used for the cold tier.

In BW/4 the aDSO as object needs to have some kind of a time characteristics or any other IO included in aDSO’s key) is part of key field’s definition. Once this is fulfilled on a Settings tab of the aDSO definition there is a Partitions part enabled. Here either Static (by given hardcoded values) or Dynamic Partitioning (by loaded data of particular characteristics) can be defined. Each partition can be maintained in different temperature / tier via button Maintain Temperatures. Depending on a version of BW/4 the click on this button either opens t-code RSOADSODTO (ABAP prog RSO_RES_ADSO_TEMP_MAIN) - Temperature Maintenance or launch’s BW/4 cockpit and its FIORI app (under DataStore Object -> Manage Data Tiering) for the DTO. In one of the two environment, we can choose the tier for particular partitions. Once the tiers are chosen it is possible to execute a change of the tier for specific partition/object depending how the DTO was defined on level of aDSO’s settings. The tier change can be also done in t-code RSOADSODTOEXE (ABAP prog RSO_RES_ADSO_TEMP_MAIN_EXEC) – Data Tier Adjustment. Another t-code RSOADSODTOS (ABAP prog RSO_RES_ADSO_TEMP_MAIN_START) is used for the FIORI app calls. The execution of the data tier change stores a logs about it. Those can be reviewed in t-code SLG1 under Object = RSOADSODTO, Subobject = RSOADSODTO_EXEC and Ext. Identifier = ADSO_TEMP_MAINTENANCE*.

More information:

Online docu

BW transport error: Error 2.048 has occurred in the BWA/SAP HANA server

While importing a new BW object like IO or aDSO across the landscape a following transport error may pop up in BWonHANA or BW/4 based systems:

 

RSD_TREX100:        column store error: <?xml version='1.0' encoding=' 2048

DBMAN099:   column store error: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?><createCubeResult version='1.0'><status><message>Error during ...

DBMAN099:   executing SQL statement</message><errorCode>2116</errorCode></st

DBMAN901:   Error 2.048 has occurred in the BWA/SAP HANA server

RS_EXCEPTION000: Could not create logical index

 

I recently came across this error in case of transporting an InfoProv – aDSO object in BW/4 based system. Every InfoProv object that runs in HANA DB must have column view created to access its data. The column view is needed for reporting on the object. The column view is sometimes called as logical index. It is view on DB containing all joins and can be used for an Infoprovider while querying it. The view is being created in the origin system when it was created upon its creation. In any other system where the object is moved to the view is created upon its transport.

Solution is to create the column view in that target system of the transport manually as it failed during the transport way. There is an ABAP program RSDDB_LOGINDEX_CREATE that can be used to generate the column view for aDSO, InfoCube, Open ODS View, CompositeProvider, InfoObject and MultiProviders. However there are more objects for which the views have to be generated there another tool – ABAP program RSDDB_INDEX_CREATE_MASS. Once the view is fixed the transport’s reimport will be finished successfully.

More information:

2286336 - Column view cannot be created on HANA

BWonHANA: InfoProvider column views

2607883 - Checking Column View and Calculation Scenario Errors in BW Queries

BW generation tool

The BW generation tool is to generate classes used in different data warehouse technical operation like: Activating data in DSO, extracting data from InfoProv, etc. Basically, every data operation in BW is performed via some generated piece of code.

Objects that are generated by BW generation tool usually falls under 'GP*' namespace. Those generated programs are sometimes called as writers. E.g. aDSO Writer, or InfoCube write program, etc.

The 'GP*' objects are generated by the BW generation tool according the templates. The generation is done by the program (generation) classes. The template is special ABAP include (e.g. RSDSO_ACTIVATE_TMPL) that contains a string like '*@' at the beginning of the line. Upon the generation, the template is filled with the actual data as per BW objects which it is being generated for.

Technically, there is a t-code RSSGPCLA (Maintain program class) where we can maintain what's template for particular data operation represented by the program class.

Assignment of program classes (field PROGCLASS, data element RSSG_PCLAS, domain RSSG_PCLAS) to template (field TEMPLATE, data element RSSG_TEMPL, domain PROGNAME) is stored in table RSSGTPCLA 'BW Generation Tool: Program Class'.

Here is few examples of different program classes:

RSAPTD1                        Generation of the Program for Transaction Data Transfer

RSDMD_ACTIVATE           Activation of requests for enhanced master data update

RSDRO_ACTIVATE            Activate an ODS Object

RSDRO_EXTRACT             Extraction of ODS Objects

RSDRO_UPDATE 

RSDSO_ACTIVATE            Activation of DataStore Objects (advanced)

RSDSO_OLRPROC             Select Requests for Deletion in Process Type ADSOOLR

RSDSO_ROLLBACK           Deletion of requests from DataStore objects (advanced)

RSDSO_UPDATE              Update Procedures

RSDTPERR                      Error Handling DTP

RSDWTMPLWIDTP            InfoCube Update Program for DTP

RSODSO_ACTIVATE          Activation of DataStore Object Data

RSODSO_RDA                 Template for Realtime Data Acquisition

RSODSO_ROLLBACK         Deletion of request from DataStore objects

 

Furthermore there are tables as per different BW object (e.g. in case of IO it is table RSDCHABASLOC, in case of aDSO it is table RSOADSOLOC, etc.) that store an assignment of generated writer programs to the particular BW object.

A few situations are there that may require maintaining the table RSSGTPCLA via t-code RSSGPCLA. It is mostly in case when the writer program need to be regenerated e.g. due to upgrade of BW system. This activity is sometimes called as 'Reset generation flag'. It can be performed by hitting a button 'Set Status' located in a toolbar of the t-code RSSGPCLA. The status is set to "Generation required". This means once the operation will run for next time the generated/writer program will be regenerated prior. Technically the setting of the status is done by a call of FM RSS_PROGRAM_GENSTATUS_RESET.

When one does this it must be ensured that while the generation flag is reset for particular BW activity the operation is not in progress. Otherwise, the current operation is cancelled and some inconsistencies may occur.

Cube-like aDSO object

In my other post, I introduced different flavors of an aDSO objects. In this post, I want to go deeper with one of them – cube-like aDSO object.

Aim of the cube-like aDSO object is to replicate behavior of infocube object that we know from classic (NetWeaver based) releases of SAP BW. It is used to model data warehouse layer – data mart according LSA++ architecture. The object does not have change log (CL) table. There are only two tables underneath:

1 Inbound data (AQ or AX for a cold storage) - stores newly loaded data identified by data load requests, similar to F-table in classic cube.

2 Active data (AT) – stores compressed data by activation requests, similar to E-table in classic cube.

Data is moved from inbound table to active one upon its activation (also known as aggregation). Once all data is activated, there is no data in the inbound table.

The cube-like aDSO object setup is following. "Active data" and "All Characteristics are Key" check boxes are checked.

BW4/HANA

BW75

Reporting on the cube-like ADSOs is performed as a union of inbound and active tables. This behavior is referred as stable navigation. There is no need to activate the data as both tables are used for the querying the data.

There are few remarks with regard to a deletion of the cube-like aDSO object. Request based deletion works if the data is only available in the inbound/new (AQ, e.g. /BIC/A*1 Inbound Table) table. Once the data is activated it is not possible to delete the request in the aDSO. There is only possibility to complete content deletion or a selective deletion. If a possibility to delete the requests is needed the data must not be activated.

 

More information:

Onlinedocu - infocube

Onlinedocu – datawarehouse layer – delta calculation

Flavors of aDSO object

3102582 - Request Based Deletion does not work as expected

3116509 - Deletion of overlapping request for ADSO is not working in case if the request is activated in target of ADSO type cube

Flavors of aDSO object

aDSO objects came in BW with many flavors. Mostly the different flavors corresponds to different layers of Enterprise Data Warehouse Architecture (like LSA++ for SAP BW/4HANA or LSA++ for classic BW) categories:

1 Data acquisition layer - including corporate memory

2.1 Corporate memory - compression capabilities

2.2 Corporate memory - reporting capabilities

3.1 Data warehouse layer - delta calculation

3.2 Data warehouse layer - data mart

Or to different InfoProvider objects as we know them from classic BW:

4 Standard DataStore object

5 Write-optimized DataStore object

6 InfoCube

Or from planning point of view:

          7 Planning in InfoCube-like manner

          8 Planning on direct update

 

BW modeling tools offers a template to make a decision of what type of the aDSO objects would a developer pick via called Templates for Modeling the Data Warehousing Layers. The template appears in SAP HANA Studio (BW Modeling perspective). Developer can pick from the template and the new aDSO object’s settings are setup by the system.

Here is a brief description on how the particular predefined property settings for the aDSO object look like for different aDSO object type:

 

1 Data acquisition layer - including corporate memory: No properties are selected, object corresponds to PSA layer as known in the classic BW.

 

2 Corporate memory

2.1 compression capabilities: "Active data" check box is enabled. Data is loaded into the inbound table. Data can be compressed (activated). However, the request cannot be deleted anymore after the activation. No request based deletion of the request possible after the activation. While querying such the aDSO the active table is accessed.

2.2 reporting capabilities: "Active data" and "Keep Inbound data extract from Inbound Table" check boxes is enabled. Data is stored redundantly in the inbound and in active table as well. This enables activation of the data and deleting the activated data requests. Data can be reloaded from inbound table as well (detailed information is not lost). While querying such the aDSO the active table is accessed.

 

3 Data warehouse layer

3. 1 Delta calculation: "Active data" and "Write Change Log" check boxes is enabled. Data is loaded to inbound table. Another checkbox called "Unique Data Records" can be enabled too in case only unique data is loaded to the aDSO. While querying such the aDSO the active table is accessed thus data need to be activated prior the querying. Change log table is used to enable deletion of activated requests thus the aDSO can be reloaded again. Behavior of this type of the aDSO is similar to standard DSO (classic) like object. Mechanics here is called unstable navigation as while querying only active table is used.

 

3.2 Data mart: "Activate Data" and "All Characteristics are Key, Reporting on Union of Inbound and Active Table" check boxes is enabled. Behavior of this type of the aDSO is similar to standard InfoCube object (cube-like object). Its inbound table is similar to F (not compressed data) table of the cube and active table is similar to E (compressed data) table of the standard cube. This type of the aDSO object supports so called stable navigation as while querying both the tables are used (via union): inbound and active too.

 

4 Standard DataStore object: so called classic DSO-like aDSO object - See point 3.1.

 

5 Write-optimized DataStore object: No properties are selected.

 

6 InfoCube:  so called cube-like aDSO object - See point 3.2.

 

7 Planning in InfoCube-like manner: "Active Data", "All Characteristics are Key, Reporting on Union of Inbound and Active Table" and "Planning Mode" check boxes is enabled.

 

8 Planning on direct update: "Direct Update" and "Planning Mode" check boxes is enabled.

 

Notice that the templates for the Modeling the Data Warehousing Layers are only available for classic BW systems and not in BW4/HANA.

 

More information:

Templates for Modeling the Data Warehousing Layers

BW4 - Parameters of RSADMIN table

Many BW’s functional parts can be influenced by parameters. BW has few tables that store those parameters. Most prominent among them is RSADMIN one. With the introduction of BW/4HANA a suite of new parameters were introduced in the RSADMIN table.

 

Some of the RSADMIN parameters valid for BW/4HANA are having a BW4 prefix. However, that can’t be an guiding rule to distinguish between parameters valid for BW4 and prior BW’s versions. Thus there is a wide range mix of the parameters introduced in older BW versions that are still valid for BW/4HANA based systems.

Below I just mention few most important params that I came across.

 

ADSO_NE__XYZ (2950922) if values is set to X a zero elimination during aDSO request activation is activated. XYZ stands for particular aDSO technical name. This is same as param ADSO_NULL_ELIM__XYZ (2931468) that is valid for BW 7.5 systems.

 

ADSO_MDC_MODE_FOR_BEXFL_NEVER (3024244) parameter to decide what master data check mode is to be used by default for an InfoObjects in aDSO if the source object is a classic DSO.

 

Overview of BW/4HANA’s RSADMIN table parameter can be found in SAP Note: 2769125 - Composite Note: RSADMIN Parameter for SAP BW/4HANA

 

Related posts:

Parameters of RSADMINC table

Parameters of RSADMINA table

How to work with RSADMINA, RSADMINC and RSADMINS tables

How to work with RSADMIN table

Finally there is a list of RSADMIN table parameters (classic BW)

Closed loops scenarios in BW

Closed loop systems use feedback where a portion of the output is fed back to the input to reduce errors and improve stability. In BW world we can say that transformation of data that runs on top of same InfoProvider object (cube, aDSO) are the closed loops. In nutshell data transformation it writes data back to its source.

Such a scenarios are used quite often in BW. One of example can be a calculation of additional key figures on top of those that were calculated during a load from different objects underneath the target object.

Topic of closed loops appears when there is a migration to BW4/HANA. Normally during the migration BW objects that are not supported in BW/4 anymore need to be converted to the new objects. BW/4 requires these closed loops data loads and associated DTPs to be remodeled. In the BW/4 some write optimized aDSO needs to be part of the flow.

In order to help with the remodeling there are few tools (ABAP programs) provided by SAP:

RSB4H_REBUILD_CLOSED_LOOP_DTPS    Rebuild closed loop DTPs

RSBK_FIND_CLOSED_LOOP_DTPS            Identification of closed loops

 

PS: Closed loops data loads are sometimes also called as Ring Loads.

More information:

3013897 - Closed Loop DTPs in the context of BW4/HANA Conversion

3019023 - Transfer Tool DTP & RSSM (41) - Report to rebuild closed loop DTPs

Generating master data for Time Characteristics

There is a handful of so-called virtual or fixed system infoobjects that do not really have a data stored persistently in database. Instead, those data is generated on the fly in a memory. There can be several issues with such a characteristics. Mostly some time/calendar/date entries can be missing in case of IOs like 0FISCPER, 0CALMONTH, 0FISCPER, 0DATE etc. That normally means that master data for the particular characteristics is missing. In addition, entries cannot be seen in reporting or in F4 values. While running the reports.

Normally the master data need to be maintained but as those characteristics are virtual, it can’t be maintained via master data app in BW/4 cockpit (in BW/4) or in the master data maintenance web (in case BW 7.4 and higher) or via t-code RSD1 (alternatively via FM RSDMD_MDMT) in older releases of classic BW.

Just a side note; running above mentioned FM for 0CALYEAR would end up with a message: says: RSDMD 172 No master data maintenance possible for characteristic 0CALYEAR.

Therefore, there is a t-code RSRHIERARCHYVIRT (ABAP prog SAPLRSR_HIERARCHY_VIRT) for that. It is also available in BW’s customizing via following paths in SPRO t-code:

Classic BW or SAP Netweaver based BW systems: SAP Netweaver -> SAP Business Information Warehouse -> Report-Relevant settings -> General report settings for Business Explorer -> Set F4 help and Hierarchies for Time chars / OLAP settings

SAP BW4/HANA based BW systems: -BW4/HANA Customizing -> SAP BW4/HANA -> Analysis -> Set F4 Help and Hierarchies for Time Characteristics/OLAP Settings

 

The t-code RSRHIERARCHYVIRT allows create some general OLAP settings for time characteristics and generate the data/hierarchies itself. Complete rebuild of the data can be achieved by button “Execute Recreate” placed on General Settings tab”. The button technically calls a method REBUILD_TIME_MD_TABLES of an ABAP class CL_RS_TIME_SERVICE.

Further checks that can be performed in case you face issues with TIME related characteristics are following:

ABAP Report RSD_TIME_TCT_MREADCLASS_CHECK – it checks what is the master data class that is used to read characteristic's master data.

 

t-code RSRV -> Tests in Transaction RSRV ->All Elementary Tests -> Transaction Data -> Consistency of time dimension for InfoCube.

  

More information:

Virtual Time Hierarchy

2582961 - How to fill master data table of 0CALMONTH (time characteristics)

2194279 - Check report for technical characteristics and time characteristics

2237679 - Time Characteristics and Current Member Variables

Switching Server/Host/Group popup on and off for scheduling of Process Chains

While using SAP BW system that is setup with more than one application server it is possible to leverage particular server (server group) to run a Process Chains. There is a dialog popup window allowing to specify either Server/Host/Group on which the Chain should run while scheduling the particular chain which looks like this:

This is pretty known information for skilled BW administrators. On top, this there is a possibility to customize whether the above mentioned popup should be displayed at all by the system. If it is not possible to use it then there is just an information message which informing that it is switched off for particular user – message RSMPC 218:

RSMPC 218    Popup to choose application server/host/group is switched off for user &

In order to enable it in a t-code RSBATCH there is a button located on “Background and Parallel Processes” tab called: “Switch Off F4 Popup for Server/Host/Group”.

The button bring below maintenance screen. Two cases can be setup in here. Either to:

1. Always show the popup: ALWAYSSERVERPOPUP        USER  USER_A

1. Never show the popup:    NOSERVERPOPUP               USER  USER_B

The respective data is then stored in a table RSBATCHADM.

Also a wild card (*) can be used so the table entry is valid for all the users in the system. E.g. USER*.

Technically evaluation whether the popup should be / not to be displayed is implemented by a Function Module RSBATCH_PROCESS_SERVER_POPUP that evaluated data in the table RSBATCHADM.

More information:

t-code RSBATCH - Number of Processes for DTP Parallel Processing

1066395 - Support Package 15: No server dialog box for certain users

2077548 - P34: Server dialog box: Deactivated: S message for info

Fixed System InfoObjects

With SAP BW system there are few fixed system InfoObjects or so called special BW InfoObject or technical characteristics. These serve as technical infrastructure for BW inner technologies. From functional perspective, these objects cannot be adjusted, as it is a normal case of the objects delivered from Business Content. These objects usually represents master data objects. Normally the master data and texts are returned by ABAP classes.

Meta data (e.g. View of master data tables, Text table (of a character.), Data element (semantic domain), Domain name, Conversion Routine, Number of the number range object of a characteristic, Name of a Search Help, Short Text Field in the Text Table of a Characteristic, Medium-Length Text Field in Text Table of a Characteristic, Long Text Field in the Text Table of a Characteristic, Language Field in Special Text Table of a Special Char., Flag: Text Table is Client-Specific, Special Char: IOBJ Field Name in Special Master Table, Special Check Table is Client-Specific) of delivered fixed system InfoObjects is stored in table RSDIOBJFIX (Delivered Fixed System InfoObjects).

Here’s a list of the delivered fixed system InfoObjects in the BW systems as seen in BW/4 2.0:

0ACTUALDATA         Currentness of Data

0ACTUALDATV         Currentness of Data

0ALEAFNODCH         Changeable Display for Generated Leaves

0ALEAFNODSP         Do Not Display Leaves for Inner-Nodes in the Query

0ARCHDOBJID         Data Object in Archiving Request

0ARCHDPAKID         Data Package in Archiving Request

0ARCHRECNO           Data Record Number in Archiving Data Package

0BCTCOMP   

0BOOL                    Truth Value

0BUCKET                 Directory of Precalculated Value Sets

0BUDGET_CAT        

0CALDAY                 Calendar Day

0CALMONTH            Calendar Year/Month

0CALMONTH2           Calendar month

0CALQUART1           Quarter

0CALQUARTER         Calendar Year/Quarter

0CALWEEK              Calendar Year/Week

0CALYEAR               Calendar Year

0CB_IPT       

0CB_OV       

0CB_RLC      

0CB_VQT     

0CB_WTT     

0CHANGEMODE      

0CHILDID                ID of First Lower-Level Node

0CHNGID                Change Run ID

0CLIENT                  Client

0CURRENCY             Currency key

0DATAPAKID           Data Package

0DATE Date

0DATEFROM            Valid From

0DATETO                Valid To

0DOCAPPL               Document Store

0DOCID                   Document Document ID

0DOCTAG                Document Tag

0ENTITYCNTR

0FACTCOUNT           Data Record Counter (is not allowed to be used)

0FISCPER                Fiscal year / period

0FISCPER3              Posting period

0FISCVARNT            Fiscal year variant

0FISCYEAR              Fiscal year

0GN_BWBEOTY       

0GN_IOBJNM

0HALFYEAR1            Halfyear

0HIENM                   Hierarchy Name

0HIER_HIEID           Internal hierarchy ID

0HIER_NODE           Hierarchy Node(s)

0HIER_VERS            Hierarchy version

0H_ALEAFNOC         Display for Generated Leaves Cannot Be Changed

0H_CHILDID            Technical ID of First Child Hierarchy Node

0H_HIENM               Technical Name of Hierarchy

0H_HIERNODE         Name of Text Node

0H_INTERVL            Interval Indicator for Hierarchy Node

0H_IOBJNM             Characteristic for Hierarchies

0H_LEAFNOD           Do Not Display Inner Nodes

0H_LINK                 Link Indicator for a Hierarchy Node

0H_NEXTID             Technical ID of Same-Level Hierarchy Node

0H_NODEID             Technical Node ID of Node in Hierarchy

0H_NODEPOS           Position of Nodes Relative to Leaves

0H_NORESTNO        Display Assigned Nodes Only

0H_PARENTID           Technical ID of Higher-Level Hierarchy Node

0H_SIGNCH             Reverse Sign for Hierarchy Nodes

0H_STARTLEV           Level to which you want to drilldown the hierarchy

0H_TIMESTMP         Change Time Stamp: Hierarchies for Direct Access

0H_TLEVEL              Level of a Hierarchy Node

0H_VERSION           Hierarchy Version

0INFOPROV             InfoProvider

0INTVAL                  Indicator showing whether node is an interval

0IOBJNM                 InfoObject

0LANGU                  Language key

0LEAFFROM             From-Value of an Interval Node

0LEAFTO                 To-Value of an Interval Node

0LINK                     Link Indicator for a Link Node

0LOGSYS                 Source System

0NEARLINE              Near-Line Storage

0NEXTID                 ID of Next Same-Level Node with Same Higher-Level Node

0NODECHAVL           Characteristic Value of a Hierarchy Node

0NODEID                 Technical ID of a Node in a Hierarchy

0NODEPOSIT           Positions of the nodes in reference to their leaves

0NORESTNODE        Suppression of unassigned nodes

0NUMDAY                Number of Days

0NUMWDAY             Number of Workdays

0OBJECTID              Object Identification in Segments

0PARENTID             Technical Node ID of the Higher-Level Node

0RATE_TYPE            Exchange Rate Type

0RECORD                Data Record Number

0RECORDMODE        BW Delta Process: Update Mode

0RECORDTP             Record type

0REQPLAN               Request ID in Buffer (Planning)

0REQTSN                Request Transaction Sequence Number

0REQUEST               Request GUID

0REQUID                 Request ID

0REQ_CDATE           Date Request was Created

0REQ_LDATE           Date Request was Loaded

0RSPL_CREA           Create combinations

0RSPL_CTTNM         Currency Translation Type

0RSPL_DISEP           Epsilon for Error Behavior: Reference Total

0RSPL_DISFA           Distribution key

0RSPL_DISST           Distribute All or Non Assigned

0RSPL_DISTP           Top Down or Explicit Distribution

0RSPL_DOBJC          Data Object Column (old SF)

0RSPL_FCAL            Smoothing Factor Base Value (Alpha)

0RSPL_FCALF           Lower Limit Alpha

0RSPL_FCALS           Stepsize Alpha

0RSPL_FCALT           Upper Limit Alpha

0RSPL_FCBE            Smoothing Factor Trend Value (Beta)

0RSPL_FCBEF           Lower Limit Beta

0RSPL_FCBES           Stepsize Beta

0RSPL_FCBET           Upper Limit Beta

0RSPL_FCDMP         Trend Dampening Factor

0RSPL_FCGA           Smoothing Factor Gamma (Seasonal Component)

0RSPL_FCGAF           Lower Limit Gamma

0RSPL_FCGAS         Stepsize Gamma

0RSPL_FCGAT           Upper Limit Gamma

0RSPL_FCLOG          Log Statistical Key Figures

0RSPL_FCORD         Order of Moving Average

0RSPL_FCPER           Number of Periods per Season

0RSPL_FCSIG           Sigma Factor

0RSPL_FCSPO           Sporadic Forecast

0RSPL_FCTDM         Trend Dampening

0RSPL_FCWHT         Weighting factor

0RSPL_FCZR            Ignore Initial Zeros

0RSPL_FLINE           Formula Line

0RSPL_FSEQN         Sequence Number for Formula Lines

0RSPL_HDLN           Header Line

0RSPL_IOBJ            InfoProvider Column

0RSPL_OPT  

0RSPL_PSD  

0RSPL_PSSTA

0RSPL_REVAL           Revaluation Factor

0RSPL_ROLE 

0RSPL_ROUND         Rounding to Next Unit

0RSPL_SEQNR         Sequence Number

0RSPL_SFAC            Same Factor for All Key Figures

0RSPL_SGN  

0RSPL_SSE  

0RSPL_START           Start Line in File

0RSPL_STAT 

0RSPL_UOMNM        Quantity Conversion Type

0RSPL_VALUE Key     Figure Value

0RTYPE                   Exchange Rate Type

0RTYPE2                 Exchange Rate Type

0SIGNCH                 Reverse +/- Signs

0SOURSYSTEM        Source system ID

0STARTLEVEL           Start-Drilldown Level in the Query Display

0SWITCH                Switch

0TCAACTVT             Activity in Analysis Authorizations

0TCAIPROV             Authorizations for InfoProvider

0TCAKYFNM             Key Figure in Analysis Authorizations

0TCAVALID              Validity of an Authorization

0TCTIOBJVAL           Characteristic value

0TCTMDXFC             MDX Functions

0TIME Time

0TLEVEL                  Level of a Hierarchy Node

0TXTLG                   Long description

0TXTMD                  Medium description

0TXTSH                   Short description

0TXTXL                   Extra long description

0UNIT                     Unit of measure

0UOMN1                  Quantity - Denominator

0UOMN1D                Quantity - Denominator

0UOMN1F                Quantity - Denominator

0UOMZ1                  Quantity - Counter

0UOMZ1D                Quantity - Counter

0UOMZ1F                Quantity - Counter

0WEEKDAY1            Weekday

 

More information:

Technical IOs for w-o DSO

2074801 - Issues with special BW InfoObjects like 0FISCYEAR, 0CALMONTH, 0INFOPROV, 0IOBJNM

Wiki - Technical characteristics and time characteristics