Creating an Analysis Area
Caution
Please note that only
one
variant can be created for an exception or exception group. You can also only define this variant with the Early Warning System function
Creating
or
changing an analysis area
, and not with the ABAP variant maintenance functions. The same also applies to deleting the variants.
To determine the area to be analyzed for an exception or exception group, proceed as follows:
From the information system, select
The initial screen appears.
In the field
Exception,
specify the name of the exception for which you want to create the analysis area.
There are two types of periodic analyses:
Event-driven
In the event-driven periodic analysis the search for exceptional situations can only occur if there is a change in the data due to on an event (purchase order, stock movement, order) in comparison to the last analysis.
– System-driven
In the system-driven periodic analysis the entire selected dataset is checked for exceptional situations.
Please note that only
one
variant can be created for an exception or exception group. You can also only define this variant with the Early Warning System function
Creating
or
changing an analysis area
, and not with the ABAP variant maintenance functions. The same also applies to deleting the variants.
Select the type of analysis and pressEnter .
A dialog box appears.
In the field
Variant
, specify the name of the variant and select the function
Create.
A selection screen now appears.
Specify the desired selection criterion. You can use the system help functions for assistance.
The characteristic values that are given in the exception are copied into the selection screen as default values. The field
Currency analysis
has already been filled with information, but can be overwritten. The currency is set which was specified as the analysis currency for the exception.
PressContinue:
An overview screen appears where you can enter certain parameters for variants.
In the field
Description,
provide a short description of the variant.
Save the entries.