on 10-23-2014 3:48 PM
Hi BPC Friends
I have a custom process chain that run the standard bpc package for loading master data by a abap variant specifying the parameter for selection (in particular the two hierarchies for 0COSTELMNT) that we load to run in BPC
Because now I want to load two new hierarchies I thought to change this variant
The new hierarchies are 27fr00fr and 27fr001xnbs
%INFOOBJECT% = 0COSTELMNT
%SELECTION% = <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><Selections xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"><Selection Type="Hierarchy" ImportText="0"><Hierarchy><ID>4JSEYX8HNLU7KW5WQ0F4B6ZB7</ID><MemberID /><Level /><HierName>27FR00IT1</HierName><Version /><DateTo>9999-12-31</DateTo></Hierarchy><Hierarchy><ID>4P3A03XMVKY4JUJ5GPNL1DIDD</ID><MemberID /><Level /><HierName>27FR00IMR_COSTE</HierName><Version /><DateTo>9999-12-31</DateTo></Hierarchy><Hierarchy><ID>4JSE18003T1QK61H85LAB23WG</ID><MemberID /><Level /><HierName>27FR00FR</HierName><Version /><DateTo>9999-12-31</DateTo></Hierarchy><Hierarchy><ID>PCINW2A61W8M7GR6NDG4MZC66</ID><MemberID /><Level /><HierName>27FR001XNBS</HierName><Version /><DateTo>9999-12-31</DateTo></Hierarchy></Selection><KeyDate>20141023</KeyDate></Selections>
but I got this error in BPC
Task name MASTER DATA SOURCE:
An exception with the type CX_XSLT_RUNTIME_ERROR occurred, but was neither handled locally, nor declared in a RAISING clause
No valid source context supplied
model: COSTS. Package status: ERROR
Could you please help me to understand what I should do?
Thanks
Michele
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HI BPC Friend
I found the solution to load the new hierarchies:
I have prepared a txt file with the following code
%INFOOBJECT% | 0COSTELMNT |
%SELECTION% | <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?><Selections xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"><Selection Type="Hierarchy" ImportText="0"><Hierarchy><ID>4P3A03XMVKY4JUJ5GPNL1DIDD</ID><MemberID>27FR00IMR_COSTE</MemberID><Level /><HierName>27FR00IMR_COSTE</HierName><Version /><DateTo>9999-12-31</DateTo></Hierarchy><Hierarchy><ID>4JSEYX8HNLU7KW5WQ0F4B6ZB7</ID><MemberID>27FR00IT1</MemberID><Level /><HierName>27FR00IT1</HierName><Version /><DateTo>9999-12-31</DateTo></Hierarchy><Hierarchy><ID>4JSE18003T1QK61H85LAB23WG</ID><MemberID>27FR00FR</MemberID><Level /><HierName>27FR00FR</HierName><Version /><DateTo>9999-12-31</DateTo></Hierarchy><Hierarchy><ID>PCINW2A61W8M7GR6NDG4MZC66</ID><MemberID>27FR001XNBS</MemberID><Level /><HierName>27FR001XNBS</HierName><Version /><DateTo>9999-12-31</DateTo></Hierarchy></Selection><KeyDate>20140513</KeyDate></Selections> |
Hi Michele,
Agreed that it's not exactly the same - in my BPC v10.0 book I show you exactly what additional symbols (# and %) you need to add to this or adjust (such as using a TAB versus an = ) in the sript. then cut/paste that final version of the code into your answer prompt - I'm using it now at my current project.
If you would like I can send you the word document with all of the minor tweaks you need to do for that approach to work.
Thanks, Pete
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