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ABAP Screen in BI

Former Member
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Hi,

There is need to create an ABAP screen in BI, which will be called using a custom transaction. Screen will accept and store the user inputs into a normal database table created for the screen. Database table is created using transaction se11 in SAP BI.

This is just a thought and I am not sure whether it is possible or not. I need help from you guys to find out the feasibility.

Note: Developing this in ECC is not an option.

Please provide your valuable suggestions.... Thanks

Regards,

Mayank

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RenjithKumar
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Hi,

BI system do not restrit you to create reports using SE38.

All you need is

Create a table in SE11

Create a screen layout in SE51

Create a Module pool report and save it as a transaction

When calling the transaction, you can use your logic to save data into the user defined table.

Additionaly, you can use this table to fetch data into BI system.

Regards

P Renjith Kumar

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former_member186445
Active Contributor
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yes, you can create all that in BI as you would in R/3. SE38, SE37, SE11,...are also there in BI...

so no problem there, the question is : do you have a specific purpose with this info, and do you have a problem there?

M.

Former Member
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Thanks for your reply... There is some data which comes from outside and required for reports logic..

e.g. Consider there are some parameters values to be used in reports and those do not come form SAP ECC...another restriction is those values are not even maintained in any other external system... We have to have a provision to store those values in SAP and use them for calculations...so we thought of making an ABAP screen which takes inputs from user and stores into a database table. We actually did that in ECC and were that data into SAP BI ODS....but I feel if we can directly do it into SAP BI then there is not point in doing it in ECC and then transferring into SAP BI.

former_member186445
Active Contributor
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you could use an input query to achieve the same...

M.