SAP BW Articles, Ebooks and Online Materials: October 2009

Architecture for Extracting the Custom Hierarchies from SAP R/3 System into BW System

Architecture for Extracting the Custom Hierarchies from SAP R/3 System into BW System is an article provided by SAP AG. This SAP BW article is intended for SAP System Administrators, Business Information Warehouse (BW) developer and SAP technology Consultants.

This SAP BW article applies to SAP BIW 3.5, SAP R/3 and SAP Netweaver 7.0. This BW article is written by Nilesh Ramesh Ahir, SAP NW BI application consultant who got experience in ABAP, BW 3.5/BI7.0 and data mining. This document helps you to understand or can extract the architecture of custom hierarchy maintained in SAP tables which is having no data source provided by SAP Business content.

Following are the few topics covered in this SAP BW document.

Introduction
Business Scenario
Alternatives Available
Problem with Existing SAP Functionality
Existing File Based Architecture Used for Loading Custom Hierarchy
Disadvantages of Using File Based Architecture
Proposed Architecture
Advantages of New Proposed Architecture
Detailed Architecture
Explanation of Detailed Architecture
Step by Step Implementation Guide
Limitations

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Enhancement package 1 for SAP NetWeaver 7.0 - Business Warehouse

Enhancement package 1 for SAP NetWeaver 7.0 - Business Warehouse

Enhancement package 1 for SAP NetWeaver 7.0 - Business Warehouse is an article provided by SAP AG. This SAP BW article is intended for SAP System Administrators, Business Information Warehouse (BW) developer and SAP technology Consultants.

This SAP BW articles applies to SAP Product management and SAP Netweaver BW. You will learn additional modeling capabilities of enterprise data warehousing such as data consistency, enhanced administration features and improved mass data handling of Enhancement package 1 for SAP netweaver 7.0. Moreover you will learn enteprise reporting, query, analysis, information broadcasting, formatted reporting and BEx, etc.

Following are the few topics covered in this SAP BW article.

Enhancement Package 1 for SAP NetWeaver 7.0 introduction
Ramp-Up Enhancement Package1 for SAP NetWeaver 7.0
Preliminary and Latest Enhancements
Enterprise Data Warehousing I
Enterprise Data Warehousing II
Enterprise Reporting, Query, & Analysis
AdHoc Query & Analysis
Query, Reporting & Analysis Design
SAP BusinessObjects Integration
SAP NetWeaver BWA & SAP BusinessObjects Polestar
Improved WebI – SAP NetWeaver BW Interoperability
SAP Business Planning and Consolidation, version for SAP NetWeaver
Reference to SAP Business Planning and Consolidation, version for SAP NetWeaver

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Accessing BW Master Data in BPS Functions using ABAP (Exit Function)

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