BW4HANA Eclipse Connectivity issue inside the project with BW4HANA Cockpit

[former_member714170]

Dear Experts,

I am struggling with some connectivity parts between BW4HANA and Eclipse using BW Modelling Tools. The connection via SAP GUI works without any issue but some parts suddenly started referring to BW4 Cockpit.

aDSOs maintenance, Manage attributes / texts when right-click on InfoObject goes directly to web address referring to Fiori Launch Pad. Few days ago it was opening inside Eclipse. Could you guide me how I can revert it back ? Thank you in advance.

Regards,

Lukasz

[DebjitSingha · Accepted solution]

Hello lgoral,

This behavior change may be triggered by some some recent update. Please check below KBA's going into details on what should be the expected behavior and how to change it from SICF-

• 2859559 - How to use GUI transaction instead BW Cockpit in BW/4HANA 2.0
• 2918492 - FAQ: BW/4HANA 2.0 Cockpit Setup

Additional please check and confirm below-

• Most of times, running the latest front end version the issue is resolved. Please ensure you are running the latest version and the issue still reproducible. Please follow the steps according the installation note1954169.
• For query designer in BW Modeling tools, ensure you have all mandatory SAP Notes applied. See SAP Note2133546- BW-MT: Query Designer - Composite SAP Note
• For BW search realted issue, please check SAP Notes2152359and2362807

Hope this helps.

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Thanks,

Debjit Singha

[former_member714170 · Accepted solution]

Thanks for quick reply. I will go over it and let you know the outcome.

[mustafa_cicek]

Hi Lukasz,

Once you have activated the services for web cockpit, there's no way back as mentioned in the oss note 2859559 referred above. So, the jump from eclipse will be always to bw4 web cockpit for dtp load manage etc. Still you can use the t-codes in gui like RSMNG to monitor adsos, or infoobj. attr/txt, open hub (ofc without direct jump from eclipse).

Regards,

Mustafa