on 2014 Dec 09 10:34 AM
Hello!
I'm loading transactional data from BW to BPC by standard DM Package (/CPMB/LOAD_INFOPROV_UI).
I have the following direct assignment in the transformation file:
*MAPPING |
SIGNEDDATA=ZFS_SUMRU |
"ZFS_SUMRU" is a BW keyfigure with fixed currency.
After loading there is "1000" amount in BPC if it is "10" amount in BW-infocube.
What is the problem?
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Hi,
Please find the following notes :-
2080482 - Conversions of currencies are not applied when data are loaded to BPC through the data package "Load Transaction Data from BW InfoProvider UI"
1804424 - Transaction data loaded from ECC to BPC multiplied by 1000.
I think the simplest way is to maintain the BPC conversion file for Currency as -
EXTERNAL INTERNAL FORMULA
JPN JPN VALUE*0.01
Regards,
Bishwajit
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Hi,
Do you have start or end routine in your transformation file?
Andy
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Hi,
it seems that BPC ignores the so called 'currency shift' used in BW and Business Suite. With the key figure value alone one cannot know what the real value is, this depends on the currency. Table TCURX contains the exceptional currencies and their decimals; default is decimals = 2 (these currencies are not in TCURX).
Examples:
1 EUR in the fact table of an InfoCube is 1.00 (default decimals = 2)
1 JPY in the fact table of an InfoCube is 0.01 (TCURX decimals = 0)
Since BPC does not use currency/unit BW dimensions you have to do the currency shift.
Regards,
Gregor
Hi,
check your conversion file. Is there any formula ?
Also check in default logic whether you have written anything for multiplication.
Share your transformation and conversion file.
Regards,
Shrikant
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