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Problem accessing Infosets using Query with SQL

Posted on May 01, 2015 at 04:23 AM 29 Views

Hi,

I have Lumira desktop version 1.18.0.

Using the Query with SQL connection, I successfully connected to SAP R/3 6. I was able to view the User Groups under CATALOG_VIEW, but it seems I cannot go beyong this point and select an Infoset. When I click on an Infoset I expect the Query pane to be populated with the SQL statement but nothing happens.

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Dany

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    author's profile photo Juan Elías Rivero Domínguez
    Juan Elías Rivero Domínguez
    Posted on Aug 23, 2016 at 03:21 PM
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    Hi Dany,

    I know that your post is old, but i had the same problem. My solution was open the part of "INFOSET". There are all the infosets in that section.

    Regards.


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  • author's profile photo Tammy Powlas
    Tammy Powlas
    Posted on May 01, 2015 at 09:27 AM
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    Dany - do you have access on the back end? Has your user id been assigned to the user group?

    Would it be possible to upgrade to Lumira 1.25?

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    • Antoine CHABERT Former Member
      May 04, 2015 at 07:04 AM

      Hi Dany,

      A suggestion for you would be to use another client tool & check if the behavior is the same. I suggest that you use Information Design Tool (from BOE 4.1), create a connection to your ERP, then a data foundation on top of that connection and check if the behavior is the same. This way we can isolate if the problem is caused by the client tool or by the backend.

      My 2 cents

      Antoine

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