on 2016 Feb 04 11:16 AM
Hi Guys
How-to question from me.
I have a package link for allocations that runs all possible allocations in the company. That runs to about 115 cycle segments, or in BPC speak, 115 definitions of the data manager package prompts. All of these are sequentially stored in a package link (see attached "capture.jpg")
Now with a change in the time period for planning each of these requires me to:
- definitely change the time definition for the year in which planning is being carried out (and hence the TIME dimension member for which I want the packages in the link to be run)
- change members for some of the other dimensions being prompted in certain packages e.g. receiver and sender cost centres.
I know there are blogs on how I can automate the load to packages and on how to redefine the user interface experience. But how can I download a file that stores all the prompts that are currently stored in all packages in the link? Just so I can review the currently stored prompts and then finalise those that I do intend to update.
regards
Shrikant
PS: BPC 10.0 NW is being used.
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Sample of the CONTENT field with saved prompt:
<?xml version="1.0"?>##
<LINK_PROCESS xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" LINK_TYPE="LINK">##
<PROPERTY NAME="NAME">TESTLINK</PROPERTY>##
<PROPERTY NAME="DESCRIPTION">Test Link</PROPERTY>##
<LINK_PROCESS LINK_TYPE="BPC_PACKAGE">##
<PROPERTY NAME="NAME">RUNTESTDM</PROPERTY>##
<PROPERTY NAME="DESCRIPTION">Run Test DM</PROPERTY>##
<PROPERTY NAME="ID">C79C93EAA90F49BCAB973581C710A958</PROPERTY>##
<TASKDATA>##
<PACKAGE>TESTDM</PACKAGE>##
<TEAM />##
<GROUP>Data Management</GROUP>##
<APPSET>SIM</APPSET>##
<APPLICATION>INPER</APPLICATION>##
<ANSWERPROMPT>%SELECTION%#/SIM/INPER/PRIVATEPUBLICATIONS/V.KALININ/TempFiles/FROM.TMP@@@SAVE@@@@@@EXPAND@@@|DIMENSION:PERIODS|2011.FEB##%SELECTION_KEYDATE%###</ANSWERPROMPT>##
</TASKDATA>##
</LINK_PROCESS>##
</LINK_PROCESS>
Vadim
Thanks.. that option of coming up with an ABAP program to read the DMS link worked.
Obviously not user friendly, but where would we be if everything in SAP was user friendly.
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Hi Shrikant,
You can got to UJFS, select your Environment and find Model -> datamanger -> selectionfiles.
You'll see there files with extension esf. Download them and you'll see those stored prompts.
Not sure what you want to do with the tho.
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