on 12-26-2013 8:39 AM
Subhankar,
When I am asked to create a report from data about which I have no understanding, my first step is to consult with the functional analyst that installed the solution, or at least the one who is responsible for maintaining the solution. I have never seen the tables you mentioned, so I suspect they are only used when a specific solution is created (perhaps the Joint Venture Accounting solution?)
The most expert functional analysts will know the tables involved and how SAP posts the data. Even less expert analysts will know which transactions are used, and the business conditions under which the transactions are executed. He also should have a basic understanding of the Master data required to support the solution. From this information, the report developer can use his expertise to determine which tables to select for extraction and display.
You posted this question in a BW forum. If you don't get enough help here, you might want to consider closing this question here, and then re-posting it in the forum for the functional area of the data you wish to report on.
Best Regards & Good Luck,
DB49
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Hi Subhankar,
Is it all the fields are available in BDEG and BKPF Tables. Then You create View for this tables and fetch data.
Steps:
Go to se11 t-code
Select View Radio Button ---> Provide the name
Then Create
Give the Join Conditions and observe all fields are available or not..
Provide this view in the Generic Extraction with Table/View in Transaction code RSO2.
Based on Generic Extraction with Table/view create the datasource.
Thanks,
Purushotham.
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My first query would be are the following fields valid for a JV Doc Type in General Ledger type Items:
If yes, then how do I find these entries using joins. I already looked into BDEG, BKPF Tables.
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Try in SQVI T code to check joins between all tables:
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Hi,
Please check with MM consultant, might be helpful.
Thanks
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