They can be inserted into the SAP System to accommodate user requirements too specific to be included in the standard delivery.
Business Add-Ins are a new SAP enhancement technique based on ABAP Objects. BADI are the newer version of user exits which uses ABAP OOPs concept. They all are RFCs.īADI stands for Business Add-Ins, are a new SAP enhancement technique based on ABAP ObjectsīADI - They are the enhancement which can be applied to the standard SAP program as per the business requirement. Utiliza telas como fluxo e usar apenas quando não houver BAPIīAPI stands for Business Application Programming Interface, WebService.īAPI - It is nothing, but a FM which is used to load the data into SAP system. Serve para cadastros e nao relatorios, alterar varios users ao mesmo tempo por ex., automatizando algum fluxo para commitar no banco Utilities> Settings> ABAP Editor> Pretty Printer> check ident OR play aroundīREAK-POINT - ativa debug em certa linha de um programaį5 step para executar e entrar nos includes/performs O que continuar a estudar como um App DevĪjustar layout>opções> Design interativo> Visualização & interação> marcar 2 flags em Controles The last step is to create a Planning Sequence which includes our Aggregation Level, Filter and Planning Function.Apanhado de anotações e informações gerais sobre ABAP Links úteis: So they can only overwrite the data for their specific customer. For example, if I add 0CUSTOMER to the filter and two users are uploading data (one for Customer A and one for Customer B) at the same time this is possible because they will then not lock each other. It is to make sure only the values from the files are overwritten. Filter Values from File: In this setting it is possible to filter and lock the values which are in the files. When you click on the button Create mapping default all fields of the Aggregation Level will be added. In my case it is (1) 0CALDAY, (2) 0MATERIAL and (3) 0DEL_VAL. Map InfoObjects to File Columns: Here I select the fields which are provided in the CSV file and which order they will be provided. Check Duplicates: Here I do not select anything as I do not want to check for duplicates. 
O overwrites the existing data and C adds the data up.
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I use U because I just want to update the date. O (Overwrite all Records in Filter), U (Update Records), C (Collect Records).
Overwrite Mode: Here are three different setting available. First Row with Data: Here I use row number 2 because the first row contains header information. Decimal Notation: I set the Decimal Notation to comma as I use commas for the key figures. In my case I select the Date Format 1 – DD.MM.YYYY Date Format: Different Date formats are available for selecting the right Date Format. Field Delimiter Character: I can set the Field-Delimiter Character which can/may be used in the CSV file. 
Separator: Here I can select the separator which is used in my CSV file.
Below is an example how the CSV file will look like:
The other fields will be filled in the Filter to show the functionality of the Planning Function 0RSPL_FILE_UPLOAD in combination with a Planning Sequence. The CSV file will have the following information: In this scenario I will show that a user is able to upload data into an ADSO with the following information: The scenario shown here will be implemented in a SAP BW/4HANA. As stated in SAP Note 2666458 this solution is available under SAP BW 7.5 SP12 and Analysis for Office 2.7. The aim of this blog is to show how a file upload with this Planning Function could look like and how this Planning Function works together with Analysis for Office. Therefore, the new Planning Function type File Upload from AO, 0RSPL_FILE_UPLOAD_AO was introduced. In SAP Note 2053696 it is now stated that this How-to Paper is obsolete and should not be used anymore. There the well-known solution by Marc Bernard is provided. The requirement to upload a CSV file into a SAP BW system is something a lot of people have come a across every once and a while.
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