Question:
Hi,
Can any one help me in sorting out the following issue:
I have 2 infosets. Infoset1 is subset of infoset2, i mean all fields in infoset1 are available in infoset2.
Query 1 is defined on Infoset 1. ( Around 150 reporting fields).
I want to include all these reporting fields in Query 2 (On infoset2).
Tried method:
1) Copy Query from sap menu, but could not successful because infosets are different.
My Question:
Is there any way that I can include all these 150 fields in Query2 also..
Do I need to 'again' drag and drop all 150 fields...
Thanks for your time.
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Answer:
Hello ,
Use RSZC transaction code for copying the report
sankar
Answer:
Thanks for the responce. But that transaction is used when the "structure"'s are 'same'. As I mentioned in my posting.. in mycase these are 'different' structures.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
Answer:
Hi,
we copied the fm RSZ_I_COPY_QRY_TO_CUBE to a local one and modified it so that the compatibility check is not performed. We then call that new fm from a bespoke ABAP report with source and target cubes as parameters.
Cheers
Answer:
Thank you for your great help. Following your trick I could solve my problem. Many thanks again.
Answer:
When I copy the FM and check it, it tells me that it doesn't know the type RSD_INFOCUBE. What change am I missing
(I am sure its something simple, I am missing in the copy.)
Thanks,
Stephen
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Answer:
Nobody?
- Stephen
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Answer:
Steph, I would try to rephrase it for abapers and post in the abap forum, if I was you (but I'm not).
Ch
Answer:
Steph, I would try to rephrase it for abapers and post in the abap forum, if I was you (but I'm not).
Ch
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Thanks, I figured it out though, not sure its all the proper way, but I hacked at it w/ an abaper by my side and I got it working.
I ended up copying the main program as well as the FM and then making sure the FM refered to the other copied FM's and also remarked out the check and forced the compliant variable to be true so it would run.
- Stephen
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