Hi shaik,
just go throw the below information.
here "reusable structure" means global structure.
Start the Query Designer and choose Query ® New Query in the menu bar.
2. You get to the selection screen for all InfoProviders for which you can define a new query. From the list of all available InfoProviders, select the InfoProvider for which you want to create the reusable structure. The available objects in the InfoProvider you selected are displayed as a directory tree in the InfoProvider screen area in the Query Designer.
3. In the Rows or Columns directory of the Query Designer, choose New Structure from the context menu (secondary mouse button).
4. Create a new structure. Select the characteristics and key figures of the InfoProvider that you want to use in the new structure and drag them into the structure directory. Where necessary, restrict a characteristic or a key figure, or define a new calculated key figure.
You can copy individual structural components within a structure. This enables you to create similarly structured structural components quickly and easily. For example, if you want to use the formula for a calculated key figure (K1) in another calculated key figure (K2), you can copy K1 and continue to build the formula in K2.
From the context menu of the structural component, choose Copy and from the context menu of the structure, choose Insert. You can also copy structural components using temporary storage locations (Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V).
5. Highlight the new structure. From the context menu (secondary mouse click), choose Save Structure As... and enter a Technical Name and a Description.
Making Local Structures Reusable
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1. Select the local structure in the query and choose Save Structure As… in the context menu.
2. Enter a technical name and a description.
Using Reusable Structures Locally in a Query
Select the reusable structure in the query and choose Remove Reference in the context menu.
In this way you use the reusable structure locally in this query. Changes to reusable structures have no effect on the local structure.
In this process, the system changes the ID of the structure and the IDs of the structure elements it contains.
Note that query views, enterprise reports and workbooks that are based on this query reference incorrect IDs after such a change and no longer work correctly. In rare cases parts of Web templates (e.g. a filter command) that reference this structure or its structural components can be affected and no longer work correctly.
We therefore recommend that you make a where-used list for the query before removing the references. In this way you can see its effect on other objects.
Result
The reusable structure is in the structure list of the InfoProvider tree and you can use it again when you create new queries.
Regards,
Shailaja
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