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BW - Infoobject Hierarchy from ODS / File

Posted on Sep 12, 2019 at 01:06 PM 62 Views

Hi All,

I have FIle / ODS - which has data like -

Gl Account ( ZGL_ACCOUNT ) --- Name of Infoobject ( tech Name )

Gl Account ( ZGL_ACCOUNT ) || Micro Package ( ZMPAKG) || Sub Package(ZSPAKG) || Package( ZPAKG) || Organization ( ZFORG)

Now I want to make ZGL_ACCOUNT as hierarchy enable ( Time Independent , language Independent ) and load it via AL11 files generated by ABAP , reading the ODS which has data as above mention columns .

Is there a sample programs or steps alogo where hierarchy was created from above fields.


Sample Data :

GL1 | MP1 | SP1 | P1 | ORG1

GL2 | MP2 | SP2 | P2 | ORG1

GL3 | MP3 | SP1 | P1 | ORG1

GL4 | MP4 | SP2 | P2 | ORG1

GL5 | MP3 | SP1 | P1 | ORG1

GL6 | MP4 | SP2 | P2 | ORG1

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  • author's profile photo John Hawk
    John Hawk
    Posted on Nov 05, 2019 at 02:45 PM
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    An quick Google search leads us to

    https://blogs.sap.com/2012/03/15/loading-hierarchies-from-flat-file-using-the-new-datasource-and-transformation-technology/

    Hierarchies can be difficult to load and can cause performance issues during query execution.

    Consider storing the data as mater data attributes and using a structure to display the attributes in a predefined structure. This will give the users a standard display, as well as "slice and dice" capabilities.

    John Hawk

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