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info object where used list in queries

Posted on Jul 12, 2004 at 09:41 PM 19 Views

hi, dont know if this was discussed or not, but I could not find anything on the above mentionned subject.

i'm wondering if it is possible to generate some sort of a where used list that would allow me to find out what queries are presently using a specific infoobject.

the where used list button in rsa1 (whilst editing an infoobjectg) gives a list of infocubes that use an infoobject. However, i need to know what queries are using an IO.

Thanks for your responses, RichardP

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    Posted on Jul 12, 2004 at 10:03 PM
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    Richard,

    you can get the list of queries using an InfoObject by going to Metadata Repository -> Infoobject and then selecting the object.

    the list will be under heading

    <b>InfoObject Directly Used in These Queries</b>

    Cheers

    Tushar

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    Posted on Jul 13, 2004 at 06:56 PM
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    It worked for me - 30B patch 14.

    By the way thanks, this information is very useful 😊

    Ioan

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