This function provides a new implementation logic for the aggregation of load shapes during energy quantity settlement. It enables significantly faster runtimes.
Large volumes of data are processed in order to calculate the aggregated load profiles. With the progressing rollout of smart meters, the volume of data will increase considerably in the near future. Settlement runs will also take place more regularly. Due to these market developments, the runtime of load profile aggregation is now a very critical factor.
The new implementation logic uses a database-independent technology that supports column-oriented databases as well as conventional database types. In this context, the following new classes and settlement steps have been created:
Load shape of interval customers for each settlement profile (database-level execution logic)
Class CL_ISU_EDM_SETTLSTEP_0029
Settlement step SUMINTSU02
Load shape of interval customers for each grid or settlement unit (database-level execution logic)
Class CL_ISU_EDM_SETTLSTEP_0030
Settlement step SUMINTSU03
Technical Name of Product Feature |
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Product Feature Is | New |
Country Dependency | Valid for all countries |
Software Component Version | IS-UT 617 |
Application Component | IS-U-EDM (Energy Data Management) |
Available As Of | SAP Enhancement Package 7 (SP07) for SAP ERP 6.0 |
Required Business Functions | None |
If you replace existing settlement steps with SUMINTSU02
or SUMINTSU03
in your settlement procedure, you can no longer execute settlement runs that use a selection document based on old settlement documents. The reason for this is that functions specially adapted to SUMINTSU02
or SUMINTSU03
were added to settlement step ASSIGNPOD
in order to save additional data in the settlement document. If the settlement document in question was generated using an older non-compatible software version of ASSIGNPOD
, the load shapes that belong to the settlement document cannot be found and processed, possibly resulting in incorrect total load shapes.
For more information, see the application help in the Guidelines for the Development of the Settlement Procedure
under the following links:
Information about the new classes for settlement steps:
Information about the new settlement steps: