Loading of FI-SL Rollup Files You use this process to transfer
rollup
files from the
Special Purpose Ledger
(FI-SL) component to the
SAP SEM Business Consolidation
(SEM-BCS) component.
Note
This process is primarily designed to support customers who want to migrate from the
Consolidation
component of SAP Enterprise Controlling (EC-CS) to the
Business Consolidation
component of SAP Strategic Enterprise Management.
You can use rollups for the following integrated types of consolidation:
Company consolidation
Business area consolidation
Profit center consolidation
The figure below illustrates a decentralized scenario in which one or more operational SAP systems (sender systems) export FI‑SL rollup files to the consolidation system. But first, the sender systems import the relevant customizing settings from the consolidation system.

The sender system runs SAP R/3 Release 4.6A or later.
In the sender system, you have performed the preparations for consolidation in Customizing for Enterprise Controlling at .
You have defined the subitem categoriesin Customizing for Enterprise Controlling at .
You have made the following definitions and assignments in Customizing for Enterprise Controlling at :
Assignments of integrated consolidation types to dimensionsat
Rules for ID combinations for each consolidation type and consolidation unitat
Values of independent characteristics for each integrated consolidation typeat
Mapping of transaction charts of accounts and consolidation charts of accountsat
Mapping of secondary cost elements to financial statement itemsat
In the consolidation workbench, you have made the customizing settings for the data basis and the consolidation area where you want to employ rollups. You have created a source data basis and specified it in the data basis.
The master data and the hierarchies of organizational units are current.
In the consolidation workbench, you define a method for the flexible upload of FI‑SL rollup files. Then you export the customizing settings to a data file. See “A. Preparations in the Consolidation System (SEM-BCS).”
In the sender systems, you import the customizing settings from the data file and create the FI-SL rollup files. See “B. Activities in the Sender System.”
You load the FI-SL rollup files into the consolidation system by running the upload method for each FI‑SL rollup file. See “C. Execution in the Consolidation System (SEM-BCS).”
You use the flexible upload data transfer method to upload an FI‑SL rollup file into the consolidation system and to export the customizing settings. You define your customizing settings in the consolidation workbench.
In the source data basis, you choose the delivered InfoObject catalog 0ECCS_CHA01 for the characteristics, and the delivered InfoObject catalog 0ECCS_KYF01 for the key figures.
When you execute the flexible upload, the system initially loads the FI‑SL rollup file into the external field catalog. The assignments of the fields in the file to the InfoObjects in the field catalog are fixed. The InfoObjects are used in mapping as the source fields, which you assign to the target fields in consolidation.
For more information, see Assignment of FI-SL Rollup Files in SEM-BCS .
In the consolidation area settings, you select
File-based Integration with SAP R/3 and SAP ECC
.
You create a method for flexible uploads with the data type
Reported Financial Data
and the file type
FI‑SL Rollup File.
On the
Field Catalog
tab page, you assign the source data basis.
You can transfer your custom subassignments from the FI‑SL rollup file by assigning the fields on the
Field Catalog
tab page. For more information, see
Transferring Custom Subassignments from FI-SL Rollups
.
On the
Mapping
tab page, you assign the InfoObjects to the key figures, characteristics, and attributes in the consolidation system. If required, you also assign values to the other attributes in the consolidation system. For more information, see
Mapping
.
On the
Settings
tab page, you define the update mode. If you want to use a Business Add-In (BAdI) for mapping, you need to specify the BAdI filter value. For more information, see
Customizing for Flexible Upload
.
Optional: On the
Selection
tab page, you can define a target selection. For more information, see
Selection
.
After you have defined and saved the upload method, the consolidation system will be able to export the customizing settings.
You choose
Export
in the customizing settings for the upload method to export the settings from the consolidation system to a data file. For more information, see
Exporting Customizing Files for FI-SL Rollups
.
For more information about customization and use of upload methods, see Notes on Loading of FI-SL Rollup Files .
How the customizing file is transferred from the consolidation system to the sender system(s) and how FI‑SL rollup files are transferred to the consolidation system depends on your system landscape. For example, you might be able to access a network.
You import the customizing file from SEM‑BCS: In Customizing for Enterprise Controlling choose
Note
Make sure you define the customizing settings that cannot be imported into the sender system first (see the “Prerequisites in the Sender System” section). See also Exporting Customizing Files for FI-SL Rollups .
After your import of the customizing settings is successful, the system is ready to create an FI‑SL rollup file.
To execute a rollup, on the
SAP Easy Access
screen you choose
.
A rollup file is created.
You load an FI-SL rollup file into the consolidation system by running the upload method in the consolidation monitor as follows:
You go to the consolidation workbench, define a task for data collection, and assign the upload method to the task (see Defining a Flexible Upload ).
You go to the consolidation monitor and start uploading the FI‑SL rollup file by running the data collection task (see Executing a Flexible Upload ).
The upload writes data records only when no errors occur.
You have loaded one or more FI-SL rollup files into the consolidation system.
Now you can prepare and consolidate the integrated data in the consolidation system.