on 08-22-2007 10:37 AM
Hi experts,
We have one attribute as compounding object
in Masterdata Object.Activated the Masterdata
object after adding that compounding object...
Problem is when we are loading the data to
DSO which as Masterdata object in it ---giving error
as that particular compounding object has
to be included in DSO as keyfield....
But that coumpounding object is not a part of
the DSO....
So how to rectify the error... please can anyone
look into the issue
Babu.
Hi
You will have to add that field to the key of the DSO.
This means that the DSO must be empty.
Otherwise you cannot add a field to the key.
The field will also have to be used in all the update rules in which the other field is in.
Success,
Udo
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Hi
As soon as u add the MD to the DSO compounding attribute automatically comes in DSO so wat is the point of confusion
if u dont want it in the update rule or higher in hierarchy then dont map it but u cant remove it even if its present in the keyfield and u dont want it let it be as such but remember do not map that field if u dont want it in the key field of ods. it wont hamper the output if its not mapped but present in the keyfield but if u dont map it then there is no use of making it compounding.
assign points if applicable.
thanks
puneet
Message was edited by:
Puneet Chawla
It depends on whether the master data object is a key field or not. If its a key field you have to add the field in the DSO in the key field coloumn and the compouding attribute is need to be available in the key field coloumn of the DSO.
compounding object will work with union to the master data object. Then only u can identify the uniquness of master data.
So include the compounding object to the DSO.
Assign points if u found helpful.
Regards,
Shahid
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