on 08-20-2007 12:17 AM
Hi Everyone,
in BW-BPS I was able to read the value of bps variables by a function module. Does anybody know how i can read by a function module the variable values in the integrated planing BI-IP ?
THX
Mike
Hi,
Thanks for your patience and quick response.
is there a how-to around or something else, as i have hardly any experience with BEx Variables.
Regards
Mike
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THX !
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well. maybe i was not clear.
i do know how to use BSP variables of type exit. this is not the problem.
i need to know for BI-IP BI 7.0
Best Regards
Mike
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Hi Mike,
if you want to assign the function module that u have created for a perticular variable, then make type of that variable as "User Exit".
it will ask for Function Module. assign ur FM there.
u can use that variable in level selection.
when u will execute the layout, it will give error saying that " variable has too many vaues".
u can set one value for variable form "set variable" option tab available at right corner of BPS0 transaction.
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i ment to to read the value of a variable in BI-IP.
example a user has selected 0calyear = 2007 for his planing layout - another exit variable should read that variable and adds another year. (2007 + 1)
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Hi Mike,
Its not really clear to me. Where do you read these values in BPS (in an ABAP code or something)? How do you do that (in BPS)? Could you please elaborate?
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