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Calling “List Report on Analytic Query” Application By URLLocate this document in the navigation structure

Use

You can call the List Report on Analytic Query application by URL.

Features

The application call uses the following syntax: https://<servername>:<port>/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/wda_bs_anly_list_ovp?sap-language=<language>&sap-wd-configId=APP_CFG_BS_ANLY_LIST_OVP.

You can call the application with further parameters by adding defined parameters to the URL of the application using the following syntax: &<ParameterName>=<ParameterValue>.

You can use the following parameters:

  • Query Name

    Technical name of the analytic query to be displayed in the list report

    Parameter name: BSA_QUERY

    Parameter value: <QueryName>

    Example: &BSA_QUERY=0CCA_M20_Q0001

  • Variables of Query

    You define variable values for query variables using the following syntax:

    Parameter name: BSA_VARIABLE_<VariableName>

    Parameter value: <VariableValue>

    Example: BSA_VARIABLE_0P_CO_AREA=0001 for a variable 0P_CO_AREA

    Note

    The following syntax rules apply when you enter values:

    • Use the technical name of the variables as the parameter, as defined in the query.

    • Enter the variable values in internal format as a character string, for instance YYYYMMDD to specify a date and hhmmss to specify a time.

    See Syntax for Mapping of Parameters.

  • List Report View

    Name of the layout used to display a query in the list report.

    Parameter name: BSA_LAYOUT

    Parameter value: <ViewName>

  • Application Adaptation

    You use this parameter to control the behavior of the list.

    Parameter name: BSA_ADAPT

    Parameter value: <AdaptationName>

    You can control the drilldown behavior of the list with the standard SAP application adaptations.

    You have the following options:

    • &BSA_ADAPT = 1 (No Drilldown Allowed)

    • &BSA_ADAPT = 2 (Vertical Drilldown Allowed)

    • &BSA_ADAPT = 3 (Horizontal and Vertical Drilldown Allowed)

    You can create additional application adaptations and use them here.

  • Launchpad Role

    Launchpad role of another launchpad in which you have defined navigation destinations and to which you can navigate

    Parameter name: BSA_ROLE

    Parameter value: <RoleName>

  • Launchpad Instance

    Launchpad instance of another launchpad in which you have defined navigation destinations and to which you can navigate

    Parameter name: BSA_INSTANCE

    Parameter value: <InstanceName>

    Note

    By calling the application with the Launchpad Role and Launchpad Instance parameters, you introduce a launchpad with navigation destinations to the List Report on Analytic Query application.

    In Customizing of the navigation launchpad, you can map the parameters for each entry or application. Each entry represents a jump destination that can be called with the assigned parameter values.

    At runtime, all entries of the navigation launchpad are listed as available jump destinations,and you can display these destinations with the Goto button choice in the menu bar of the list component.

    For more information about context-sensitive navigation, see Parameter Mapping in Launchpad with Navigation Destinations.

The behavior of the application depends on the parameters provided by URL.

  • If the query name is provided by URL, the query selection field is hidden.

  • If all mandatory query variables are filled with values (in other words, default values were already defined for the variables in the query definition, or variable values or fixed values were already defined in the parameter mapping of the launchpad entry), the analytics search component is hidden.

  • If the query does not contain any variables, the analytics search component is hidden.

  • If the query only contains optional variables and at least one of these was determined with parameter assignment, the analytics search component is hidden.