on 05-29-2013 11:34 AM
Hi All,
we have certain reports build in ABAP.
Now we planning to implement BOBJ for reporting purpose with HANA database.We are migrating all ECC tables to HANA Database as well as we can also run abap reports there. Is there ay way so that we can use the existing abap report logic directly for developing BOBJ reports as reports are identical only look and feel need to be changed thts why using BOBJ.
Any information would of great help as i am bit confused, because building the whole abap report would be a nightmare for me!!!!
regards
Sheetal
Hi Sheetal,
BusinessObjects offers WebI and CR as the main reporting solutions. Which one do you plan to use?
In any case, there is no easy way out as there are no converters available that can convert reports from one reporting solution to the other (Even CR reports cannot be converted to WebI directly).
You will need to re-build the reports no matter which option you choose - CR/WebI.
-Abhilash
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Hello Sheetal,
not sure exactly what your scenario is but the Transient Provider in the ECC system is not related to SAP HANA.
The transient provider in the ECC environment allows you to leverage the local BI client in your ECC system and to connect a BEx Query in this local BI client to a classic InfoSet in the ECC system.
regards
Ingo Hilgefort
You can continue to leverage your ABAP code. However, you will need to convert your ABAP reports to Function Modules that will pass your "Report Columns" through export parameters (export structures) defined in the Function Module.
Crystal Reports has the ability to connect to Function Modules in ECC.
Take a look at the "Reporting off Tables, Views, Clusters,and Functions" section in this user guide.
http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/boexir31/en/xi3-1_bip_sap_user_en.pdf
Alternatively, you could convert your ABAP reports into Web-Service-Enabled reports. WebI and Dashboards (Xcelsius) can connect to your web service.
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