SAP ABAP Data Element RSDDLTIP_DEST_ABBR (Single Character ID for TREX Destination)

Hierarchy

☛ SAP_BW (Software Component) SAP Business Warehouse
   ⤷ BW-BEX-OT (Application Component) OLAP Technology
     ⤷ RSDD_LTIP_TREX_CONNECTION (Package) Connections to TREX Servers

Basic Data

Data Element	RSDDLTIP_DEST_ABBR
Short Description	Single Character ID for TREX Destination

Data Type

Category of Dictionary Type		Direct Type Entry
Type of Object Referenced		No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type
Data Type	CHAR	Character String
Length	1
Decimal Places	0
Output Length	1
Value Table

Further Characteristics

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Field Label

	Length	Field Label
Short	10	ID Dest.
Medium	15	ID Dest. Short
Long	20	ID Destination Short
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Documentation

Definition

Single character ID for identification of Destinationf for Analytical Indexes.

Use

If you have set up multiple destinations for analytical indexes on your BW system, use a single-character ID in the name of the TransientProvider to identify the analytical index in question.

The single-character ID is not used for the destination in the default BWA.

You can find the InfoProvider name in the settings for the analytical index (maintenance).

Dependencies

Example

You have two destinations DEST_DEFAULT and DEST2 for analytical indexes. Destination DEST_DEFAULT is marked as the default BWA. For DEST2, create a single-character ID "Y".

You have created an analytical index called "myindex" in the default BWA and filled it with data. The associated TransientProvider is then called "@3MYINDEX".

Now create an analytical index "myindex2" on the TREX server at destination DEST2. The associated TransientProvider is then called "@3@YMYINDEX2". The single-character ID is therefore part of the TransientProvider name.

History

Last changed by/on	SAP	20130604
SAP Release Created in	730