Commands for Conditions (SAP Library - BI Suite: Business Explorer)

Commands for Conditions

Definition

Command for a data provider.

Use

'You can change existing (local) conditions and define new (local) ones with this command.

Note

Conditions that were defined in the Query Designer cannot be changed.

Structure

CMD	SET_CONDITION
Parameter	Description
CONDITION_ID (optional)	ID of the condition to be changed If there is no condition with this ID, a new condition is created. A new condition is also created if this parameter is not filled. For how to determine the CONDITION_ID, see the notes below.
ACTIVE 'X' = Yes, ' ' = No	Condition active
DESCRIPTION	Description This text is displayed in the list of conditions.
IOBJNM_I	List of characteristics List of the characteristics for which the condition should be applied in combination. If no characteristic is specified, the condition is applied to all characteristics.
STRUCTURE_MEMBER_1_I	Structural component of the first structure A condition always refers to exactly one value cell. To do this, you have to specify the components of the structure (25-character string) for all the occurring structures (maximum 2).
STRUCTURE_MEMBER_2_I	Structural component of the second structure (if it exists)
OPERATOR_I	An operator 'EQ' = Equal to 'NE' = Not equal to 'BT' = Interval 'LE' : Less than or equal to 'LT' = Less than 'GE' : Greater than or equal to 'GT' = Greater than 'TC' = Top n 'TP' = Top percent 'TS' = Top sum 'BC' = Bottom n 'BP' = Bottom percent 'BS' = Bottom sum
VALUE_LOW_I	Numerical value for operator
VALUE_HIGH_I	Numerical value for operator Only the interval operator needs this value.

Note

To determine Condition_ID, proceed as follows:

· Create a Web application with the List of Conditions Web item.

· Call the Web application and deactivate the snippet operations (SNIPPET_OPERATIONS=' ') in the Web application URL.

· Choose Activate or Deactivate in the context menu for the List of Conditions or choose This graphic is explained in the accompanying text (Activate/Deactivate).

You can now see the Condition_ID in the URL. Alternatively, you can also see the Condition_ID in the source code for the Web application (View Source).