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Function documentation The Save Dialog  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

The save dialog allows you to save new BI objects in existing folders in the favorites or roles. However, you can also create new folders.

Features

The save dialog contains the favorites view and the roles view. You can switch between these views using the application toolbar on the left side of the dialog box.

     This graphic is explained in the accompanying text (Favorites)

The Favorites view displays your favorite objects in a tree structure.

     This graphic is explained in the accompanying text (Roles)

The Roles view displays your role-based objects in a tree structure.

Note

The Roles view may not be available for all object types. It is also not available if you are not assigned to a role.

In the upper right area of the dialog box, the following functions are available in the toolbar:

     One Level Up

     Delete

     Add to Favorites

     Refresh

     Display Properties

     Display Object Name As

For more information about these functions, see The Open Dialog.

Overwriting BI Objects Using the Save Dialog

When you save a new BI object, you can overwrite existing BI objects that you have saved in your favorites or roles:

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       1.      Create a new BI object.

       2.      To overwrite an existing BI object with your new BI object, in the context menu for the BI object, choose Save As.

       3.      In the Save BI Object dialog box, select the BI object that you want to overwrite (one entry) from your favorites or roles.

       4.      Choose Save. A background test that checks the authorizations for deleting BI objects is then started.

       5.      In the Are you sure you want to overwrite <name of selected BI object>? dialog box, the system reminds you of the impact of overwriting the object. If you want to overwrite the selected BI object, choose Yes.

Note

Note the following points in relation to overwriting BI objects:

      You cannot overwrite queries.

      When you overwrite a BI object, the original version of the object is deleted permanently. The new object thus overwrites the original object in all BI objects in which it is used.

      It is only possible to overwrite an existing object if no changes are made to the description or technical name of the BI object. If you change the description or technical name of the BI object and choose Save, the object is not overwritten; a new BI object is created.

      You cannot overwrite BI objects that are currently open in the context.

 

 

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