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Former Member — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 05:37:52 GMT

Hi,

what is report tree.

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Former Member — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 05:41:16 GMT

Hi Sunitha,

Try this link for Report Tree.

http://hackaback.googlepages.com/MicrosoftWord-ReportTree.pdf

Plzz Reward if it is useful,

Mahi.

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Former Member — Sun, 30 Dec 2007 05:45:21 GMT

Hi Sunitha,

Report Tree:

Use:

The report tree data structure was changed in SAP R/3 Release 4.6B. Existing report trees must be adjusted to the changed data structures if they are to continue to be used. This also allows you to put reports in the user menu in the role maintenance.

Procedure

1. Call the transaction RTTREE_MIGRATION. The migration is automatically executed.

Transaction codes are assigned to all reports in a tree during the migration.

2. In the SAP Reference IMG, call Set Namespace for Report Tree Migration under the node SAP Web Application Server ®System Administration. You can, if you wish, enter a company-specific prefix for the transaction codes here.

Try this links for report Tree.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/5d/ced3703fa411d5b3d20050dae02d7c/frameset.htm

http://hackaback.googlepages.com/MicrosoftWord-ReportTree.pdf

Plzz Reward if it is useful,

Mahi.

Edited by: Maheswari Chegu on Dec 30, 2007 6:46 AM

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Former Member — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 04:39:32 GMT

Hi Sunitha

Please go thru the below contents.

Pls reward pts.

Regards

Deepanker.

Working with Reports in the Report Tree

Prerequisites

Once you have accessed General Report Selection, you can expand the report tree structure to find the reports you want to start and perform other related functions:

You can:

· Start reports

· Start reports in the background

· Find reports

· Display report attributes

· Display report variants

· Display report documentation

· Access and start reports that do not appear in the report tree

Procedure

Starting Reports

...

1. Expand the report tree structure until you reach the required report

2. Position the cursor on the report and choose Execute (or double-click on the report)

If the report has no selection screen, the resulting list is displayed immediately.

If the report has a selection screen, go to step 3.

3. Enter your selection criteria and choose Execute

For an example of how to start a report in General Report Selection, see:

Starting a Report in the Report Tree: Example

Starting Reports in the Background

Only reports, for which variants exist, can be started in the background. You must also schedule a background job.

To start a report in the background:

...

1. Expand the report tree structure until you reach the required report

2. Position the cursor on the report and choose Execute in background

For more information about working with variants and scheduling background jobs, see:

Variants

Background Processing

Searching For Reports

To find a particular report in the report tree structure:

...

1. Choose Edit ® Find ® Objects

2. Enter your search criteria

You can enter basic search criteria and, for ABAP reports only, additional search criteria.

Basic Search Criteria

Search criterion

Remarks

Report name

This is the technical name of the report (for ABAP report, Report Writer reports, and transactions), or the user group for queries.

Extended report name

This is the technical name of the report (for drilldown reports or report portfolio reports), or the query name for queries.

Title

This is the report title. Here, the system searches for a title that matches the user's entry exactly.

Node

This is the technical name of a node in the report tree.

You can specify additional selection criteria for ABAP reports as specified in the program attributes:

Additional Search Criteria

Search criterion

Application

Logical database

Created by

Last changed by

To determine the area in which you want to search for a report, check the appropriate boxes as follows:

Restrict Search Area

Restrict to…

Action

Whole report tree

Enter the technical name of the root node and select Find in subordinate nodes.

Sub-tree

Enter the technical name of the sub-tree node and select Find in subordinate nodes.

Node

Enter the technical name of the node and select Find in subordinate nodes.

You can search for a report using one or more character strings that appear in the report documentation, but this is very time-intensive.

You can also perform generic searches using *.

3. Choose Execute

The list of results is sorted by node.

Displaying Report Attributes

To display the attributes of a report in the report tree structure:

...

1. Position the cursor on the relevant report

2. Choose Edit ® Node attributes

You see the following information (if present):

¡ Report type

¡ Technical name of the underlying executable program

¡ Extended report name

¡ Report variant

Checkboxes also indicate whether:

¡ The report is started using a variant

¡ The selection screen of the report is skipped

Displaying Report Variants

If a report has variants, these are listed as subordinate nodes. You can start variants just like any other reports.

To display the variants of a report in a different way:

...

1. Position the cursor on the relevant report

2. Choose Goto ® Variants

3. Ensure that the Variants field is left blank and get a list of possible entries

4. Choose Display

You see a list of variants defined for the report.

If you want to start a report in the background, you must create a variant first.

For more information about working with variants, see:

Variants

Displaying Report Documentation

To display detailed documentation about a report:

...

1. Position the cursor on the relevant report

2. Choose Goto ® Documentation

Starting Reports not in the Report Tree

If the report you want to start is not in the report tree, and you cannot access it through other menus, you can start it by running the underlying executable program. To do this, you need to know the program name:

...

1. Choose Goto ® General reporting

2. Enter the program name

3. Choose Execute

For further information about working with reports, see:

Reports

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