Examples of range table classes

This section details the range table classes necessary to set up the examples of range tables.

Telecommunications industry

Example

A company sells voice services that apply decreasing tariffs according to the duration of the phone calls.

You set up a range table class that defines range tables whose last ranges are unbounded. The class specifies an output column named Price for numerical values.

The computation mode for the values of this column is "range size cumulative" to add up the prices of each selected range.

You set up the following range table class:

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Examples of range tables in Telecommunications

Range table class dedicated to spending status monitoring

Example

You implement policy control in your system landscape to ensure fair usage and to optimize the network bandwidth allocation with predefined policy rules.

The appropriate 'DATA_FAIR_USAGE' spending status description exists in the SAP CC system.

You must configure a range table and its class to be able to customize the necessary monitoring plans and set up the generation of a spending status based on this range table.

You configure the 'RTC dedicated to data monitoring' range table class that defines a particular structure that is relevant for configuring range tables that can be used to configure monitoring plans and to set up the generation of spending statuses.

You set up the following range table class:

Note: In this example spending thresholds are included in the spending limits.

You can set up the "RT dedicated to data monitoring" range table in SAP CC. See in the examples of range tables.

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Transport industry

Example

A company sells postal services whose parcel postal tariffs are priced according to the weight of the parcel (weight in kilogram) limited to 20 kg.

You set up the following range table class:

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Examples of range tables in Transport