Jump target (RSBBS) - used in SBOP Design Studio

[Former Member]

How does the functionality of jump target (transaction RSBBS) in SBOP Design Studio.

Is it replaced by any other functionality in design Studio?

Users always prefer to get to details using the jump target to get to details to analyze root causes.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Sini,

I hope this will help you

http://scn.sap.com/community/businessobjects-design-studio/blog/2013/06/03/report-to-report-interfac...

Thanks,

Naresh

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

So the SAP BW transaction RSBBS will become obselete, right?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Yes

[IngoH · Accepted solution]

Hello Naresh,

I would suggest that you are a little bit more careful with those type of statements unless you have an official statement from SAP.

The Report Report Interface absolutely does NOT BECOME OBSOLETE.

so why does the RRI not become obsolete ?

- the Report Report Interface allows using a single transaction to define sending and receiving targets and all tools on top of the leveraged queries can use those definitions.

So instead of using a hardcoded URL pointing to a specific Design Studio application using the OpenDocument Syntax (which is the approach the blog from Naresh outlines), the usage of the Report Report Interface means that the person creating an application with Design Studio does not have to do anything...... and that the same definitions are used across the BI suite.

regards

Ingo Hilgefort, SAP

[Former Member]

sap.com/LearnBI is also a good place to start.

Just in case you want to jump between Design Studio applications (not SAP Transactions):

http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-41397

[TammyPowlas]

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[Former Member]

I couldnt open this page today Brief Features of SAP BusinessObjects Design Studio

Is it available in the Brief features.

[TammyPowlas]

I am sorry you cannot open that  Please take a look at the blog postings where future functionality is discussed  Regards, Tammy