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Background documentation Naming Conventions for Background Jobs

Names for background jobs are composed of a prefix and suffix:

Job prefix

Job suffix

7 characters

25 characters

set by the system depending on the background job type

no restrictions

Example BI_BTCH

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Note: The prefix BI_<XXXX> is reserved for internal processes of the BW system, for example, InfoPackage-Jobs:

Job prefix

Process

BI_BTCH

Request data for the InfoPackage (request)

BI_DELR

Delete request from the data target

BI_REQD

Automatically delete requests from the InfoCube (when loading)

BI_BOOK

Further book data from the PSA into the data target (indicator in the Scheduler)

BI_STRU

Execute change run

BI_AGGR

Roll up data into an aggregate

BI_SAGR

Fill aggregates initially

BI_STOR

Cancel request

BI_COMP

Compress InfoCube

BI_NEW

Reconstruct data target

BI_STAT

Index- and statistics build / delete request from the PSA (PSA tree in the AWB  ® PSA  ® Request  ® Delete)

BI_HIER

Save hierarchy

BI_INDX

Wrapping of index and statistic build (prefix is used in the manage)

BI_EVEN

Event Collector

BI_ODSA

Activate data in ODS Objects

BI_PSAD

Delete PSA data (PSA tree in the AWB  ® PSA  ® Delete PSA data)

Using the prefix BI_<XXXX> with a self-defined job can lead to the system deleting this job. For this reason, for jobs you define, choose a name that starts with a different string.

Example

Possible consequences of using a job prefix that is reserved for BW internal processes:

Jobs with the prefix BI_BTCH are used by the BW system for requests for the InfoPackage. The Scheduler checks jobs with this prefix to see whether they are valid or not. The jobs are deleted if they are not InfoPackage jobs.

Process Chain Jobs

Process chain jobs begin with BI_PROCESS. If you remove a process chain from the scheduling, the jobs scheduled in the process chain are deleted, as are all other jobs BI_PROCESS_* that are not scheduled in another chain. Note: Do not define jobs with the name  BI_PROCESS_* yourself.

 

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