SAP ABAP Data Element RSUOMIOBJNM (Quantity Conversion: InfoObject)
Hierarchy
SAP_BW (Software Component) SAP Business Warehouse
   BW-BEX-OT (Application Component) OLAP Technology
     RSUOM (Package) Quantity Conversions in Business Information Warehouse
Basic Data
Data Element RSUOMIOBJNM
Short Description Quantity Conversion: InfoObject  
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type D   Domain
Type of Object Referenced     No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type RSIOBJNM    
Data Type CHAR   Character String 
Length 30    
Decimal Places 0    
Output Length 30    
Value Table      
Further Characteristics
Search Help: Name    
Search Help: Parameters    
Parameter ID   
Default Component name    
Change document    
No Input History    
Basic direction is set to LTR    
No BIDI Filtering    
Field Label
  Length  Field Label  
Short 10 InfoObject 
Medium 20 InfoObject 
Long 40 InfoObject 
Heading 30 InfoObject 
Supplementary Documentation - RSUOMIOBJNM0000

Use

InfoObject use to determine the conversion factors. The InfoObject must be of type Key Figure.

Dependencies

Example

Supplementary Documentation - RSUOMIOBJNM0001

Use

Name of the InfoObject, the conversion factors of which are to be taken into account.

Dependencies

Example

Supplementary Documentation - RSUOMIOBJNM0002

Use

InfoObject to determine the source quantity

The source quantity, like the target quantity, can be dynamically determined from a specific InfoObject. To do this, a corresponding quantity attribute must be set in the associated InfoObject.

Dependencies

Example

A master-data bearing characteristic ZMAT1 has two quantities as attributes (0UNIT, 0PO_UNIT). In the quantity conversion type MUA1, ZMAT1 is specified to determine the target quantity unit and 0PO_UNIT is the associated quantity attribute.

Two selected master data records from ZMAT1 look like this:

ZMAT1    0UNIT    0PO_UNIT

4711    PC    CAR

4712    KI    PAL

You load the transaction data into an InfoCube using CSV files and a quantity conversion should take place in the update. In the update rules, you define that KEYF2 be supplied using the source field KEYF1 and conversion takes place using the quantity conversion type MUA1.

The source quantity is defined in KEYF1 and the source quantity unit is defined in KEYFUNIT1. After the data is updated, KEYF2 includes the calculated target quantity and KEYFUNIT2 the associated target quantity unit.

f1    f2    ZMAT1    KEYF1    KEYFUNIT1    keyf2    keyfunit2

....    ....    4711    1    PC

....    ....    4712    5    PC

During the update, it is determined that KEYF2 is to be calculated from KEYF1. The conversion type MUA1 is to be used, which says that the target quantity is to be determined using the InfoObject ZMAT1 with the associated quantity attribute 0PO_UNIT . For the first data record, this means that 1 PC (piece) has to be converted to x CAR (cartons) and for the second data record, 5 PC (pieces) are to be converted into x PAL (pallets).

The prerequisite for the conversion is that PC to CAR and PC to PAL are defined for the corresponding characteristic values (4711, 4712) in the quantity DataStore object associated with the master-data bearing characteristic ZMAT1.

Supplementary Documentation - RSUOMIOBJNM0003

Use

InfoObject for Determining the Target Quantity

The source quantity, like the target quantity, can be determined from a specified InfoObject. To do this, an associated quantity attribute has to be determined for the corresponding InfoObject.

See also: F1 help for: InfoObject for Determining the Source Quantity

Dependencies

Example

History
Last changed by/on SAP  20130604 
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