on 05-09-2017 8:55 AM
Hi all
When setting up task sequences for an embedded consolidation setup, how do you define the particular account based calculation rule set to be executed?
It seems as in the settings column it is only possible to restict by data source through infoobjects and not by the various account based business rules that have been set up in the system. This results in having to run all account based business rules at any given time a rule is to be executed (e.g. profit for the period).
Thanks for youe input!
Best regards
Niels
It seems as the issue has been solved through note "2385198 - Embedded:CALC_ID is not supported when running account transformation"
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I don't think you can filter specific business rules in here.
What you can do is to filter based on members.
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Define Task Sequence
This is a new enhancement in Embedded Model Consolidation. In Administration->Rules -> Task Sequence, user can define which business rule tasks he would like to trigger from Consolidation Monitor. And he can also define the sequence of different business rule tasks that displayed on Consolidation monitor.
The setting column allows user to define other scope filter for the related business rule task. And user can follow below pattern to define:
<Dimension1 techName>=<member11 ID >, <member12 ID>; <Dimension2 techName>=<member21 ID>, <member22 ID>...
User can customize the tasks by above setting and use different task names to identify. E.g., user can define two Account Based Calculation task, with different other scope, and give them different task name. Then on Consolidation Monitor, he can trigger either of the Account Based Calculation tasks by selection.
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Check:
2240898 - Support Consolidation in BPC NW 10.1 Embedded model
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