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Custom Copy Planning Function in IP

Posted on Nov 22, 2007 at 04:48 PM 181 Views

Hi all,

I have a requirement wherein I need to copy the content of one cube to another cube based on certain conditions that are to be handled explicitly.

I cannot use the standard copy function.

So i need to model my own planning function to meet the requirement. Can anyone provide a template based on which I can proceed and create a custom planning function for copying the data from one cube to another cube.

Rgds

Syam

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    Posted on Nov 22, 2007 at 09:09 PM
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    Hi Shyam,

    Did you try a FOX formula with planning area as one of the fields to be changed?

    Cheers

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      Dec 03, 2007 at 03:17 PM

      Hi Syam,

      another way to copy is tp create a multiprovider, which has both the cubes i.e. 'from' cube and 'To' Cube.

      Then create an aggregation level on the multiprovider and then copy the data.

      (precaution has to be taken in creating the aggregation level as this has to have releavant characteristics to copy).

      thanks

      abhijit Misra

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  • author's profile photo Andrea Previati
    Andrea Previati
    Posted on Nov 26, 2007 at 09:18 AM
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    Hi

    in this case you can very simply load data in your cube in a BW way - with mapping and trasformations if you are on BI 7 or with update rules in BW 3.5

    Instead of using COPY function and FOX ( in this case you should create a multiplanning area with your two cubes and create a copy functon or a fox formula for more complex requirements )

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