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BPC Embedded - Read data model

former_member317731
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Hi Experts,

In BPC standard 10.1, SAP has given a standard method/classes to read the data of a BPC model.

RUN_RSDRI_QUERY

Do we have an equivalent method provided in case of embedded?

My requirement is to perform some new calculations on the basis of planning data on the input form and generate new records.The data required to perform these calculations is in the infocube and not coming in the interface from input form.

I am working on Optimised BPC for S/4 HANA 1709.

Appreciate your responses at the earliest.

Thanks and Regards,

Sahil

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gcybill
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Hi Sahil,

If ABAP solution is really necessary, please refer to below regarding reading from comp. prov: RSDRI_VPROV_READ_TEMPLATE

Reference: https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/3324068

gregor_dieckmann
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Hi Sahil,

create your own planning function type to implement the logic you need; you get the data you need for free, i.e. data read and write/save is all implemented by the system, you can focus on the logic. There exits a lot of information about this topic, including how to paper. Choose your favorite search engine to find more information.

As an overview:

https://blogs.sap.com/2016/06/28/sap-how-to-guides-for-bpc-embedded-pakbw-ip-and-analysis-for-office...

and a how to paper about SQL Script type planning function

https://archive.sap.com/documents/docs/DOC-53800

Regards,

Gregor

former_member317731
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Hi Vadim,

Thanks for the response.

We do have certain complex calculations to do and we need some other set of data to perform the same which will be quiet challenging in FOX.

Please advise.

Thanks and Regards,

Sahil

former_member186338
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To my mind it's better to explain your requirements in details and some FOX expert (not me) - may help you.

former_member186338
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I am not an expert in embedded, but why not to use FOX?