on 07-28-2015 3:40 PM
Hi guys,
I want to use the Query ID of the executed bex query in my inverse routine code.
Does someone know how to retrieve that ID?
Please share.
Thanks for helping
Koen
Hi,
I solved it by writing the query ID at the end of the variable exit into memory with userID as key. In the start of my inverse_routine, I'll pick it up per userID. It's working okay for me.
Grts
Koen
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what's your goal?
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in this document
you have a full explanation how to set the query filter to your database-table.
for example 0fiscyear (inbex-query) to RYEAR in BSEG -ECC Table.
Now, I'll use g/l account - hierarchies as well in my query. I would like to push the g/l accounts, belonging to the hierarchy, through to my R/3 table. But in the get_universe / dimension method, see document, they do not fetch the hierarchies as well. so solution:
One of those two is fine be me, from that point I'll have my solution.
At the moment I use a workaround with info-objects that holds filters referring to the hierarchy, but it's quiet far fetched.
Is it about virtual provider?
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Hi Koen,
Are you looking for table 'RSUNIURLCOMP' where all the ID's are stored for corresponding bex query.
Thanks,
AV
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