A document class is made up of the documents for one of the following categories of BW objects: Metadata, master data and InfoProvider data. Documents in a document class are characterized by particular logical document properties.
The following overview shows you the BW objects that you can choose from, and the corresponding document classes (with a typical example). For each document class, examples are provided of where the different documents are typically used.
BW Object |
Document Class |
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Metadata
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Metadata Documents Examples of documents for metadata:
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Master Data
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Master Data Documents Examples of documents for master data:
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InfoProvider data
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InfoProvider Data Documents Examples of documents for InfoProvider data: Comments on different characteristic values (Sales for material 4711 in Germany were poor in May, because ..., In May the following key figures were interesting: Delivery quantity -Explanation ..., Outstanding payments - ...) |
The following overview shows you the document classes that you can choose from and the corresponding document properties.
Document Class |
Document Properties |
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Metadata Documents |
You can set one value for each of the following document properties:
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Master Data Documents |
You can set one value for each of the following document properties:
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InfoProvider Data Documents |
You can set one value for each of the following document properties:
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Document properties are provided by default:
As search criteria in the Documents functional area of the Data Warehousing Workbench.
As logical document properties when you create a document. You can use document properties to assign documents to a BW object. See Creating Documents.