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New Features WAD of SPS13

Former Member
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Hi Experts,

I need use a scroll bar in Analysis webitem in WAD. We show that new feature is avaliable in this SPS13,

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/76/489d39d342de00e10000000a11402f/frameset.htm

So we upgraded the components :

SPS to 13

Saplogon 710 FEP 4

BI SP2 and patch 1

But unfortunately the paging new features didnt appears. (USE_SCROLLBARS ....).

Have we forgot any upgrade ? Does anyone test this new feature ?

Kind regards,

Alexandre

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Former Member
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I was able to test this option successfully in SPS 13 WAD.

We are on BI JAVA SPS 13 Patch 1

BI ABAP SP 15

SAP GUI 710

WAD 710 Patch 2

Thanks.

Former Member
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Deepu,

Can you email me a screenshot of how this looks like? You can send it to bramtje@hotmail.com.

For my company, this feature would have high added value, but we're not yet on SP 13. I would like to see the 'real life' example of this property.

Thanks!

Regards

Former Member
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Hi David,

I tried input the parameters directly to the Instruction for the Analysis Item, but ocurred a error:

Parameter USE_SCROLLBARS of Object command:SET_ITEM_PARAMETERS: unknown to system

I tried other new parameters but the system returned the same message ... In this case I think the parameters is now valid for processing, correct ?

Tks very much ...

Alexandre

Former Member
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Hi Alexandre,

Unfortunately, I am not at SP13, however I have something you can test. It it possible that although the parameter is now valid for processing but not available in the WAD within the Analysis Item properties window.

Try adding the parameter directly to the Instruction for the Analysis Item. Something like the following and see how it renders:

<bi:SET_ITEM_PARAMETERS >

<bi:cmd_item_parameters type="ANALYSIS_ITEM" >

<bi:USE_SCROLLBARS value="X" />

</bi:cmd_item_parameters>

<bi:TARGET_ITEM_REF value="ANALYSIS_ITEM_1" />

</bi:SET_ITEM_PARAMETERS>

Cheers,

Dave