Editing InfoSets
Before you can get to the screen where you edit InfoSets, the following prerequisites have to be met:
● You have created a new InfoSet.
● You have selected the Change function from the context menu of an InfoSet entry in the InfoProvider tree of the Modeling function area in the Data Warehousing Workbench.
●
You have called the
InfoSet Builder transaction, and selected the
Change function. For more information
see Additional
Functions in the InfoSet Builder.
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1. The Change InfoSet screen is displayed.
Choose a layout for the InfoProvider tree:
InfoAreas
Related InfoProvider
All DataStore Objects
All InfoObjects
All InfoCubes
The default value is Related InfoProviders. Changed settings are personalized and stored if you leave InfoSet maintenance with F3. They are available in your next call.
For more information on the screen layout, particularly the layout of the InfoProvider tree, see Screen Layout: Changing InfoSets.
2.
You use the
Where-Used List function to determine
which BI objects use the InfoSet that you have selected. The Data
Warehousing Workbench: Where-Used List screen appears. This shows you the
effects of changing the InfoSet. This helps you to decide whether you want to
make these changes at this particular time.
3. You define or change the InfoSet by adding one or more InfoProviders to the join.
In join control, there are several ways to add an InfoProvider:
○ From the InfoProvider tree:
■ Transfer the required InfoProvider by double-clicking on the appropriate entry in the InfoProvider tree.
■ Use drag and drop to transfer the required InfoProvider.
○
To add a particular
InfoProvider irrespective of the current display of the InfoProvider tree,
choose
Add InfoProvider. The dialog box with
the same name appears. Enter the required data.

If you know the technical name of the InfoProvider that you want to add, this method is quicker than switching the layout of the InfoProvider tree.
When this function has been executed, the InfoProvider that you selected is displayed in the join control. For more information about the structure of the join control, see Join Control.
4. Define the join conditions. For more information see Defining Join Conditions.
5. You can get general information such as object version, date created and date changed by choosing Goto → Global Settings. You can also make various settings here. For more information, see:
○ Most Recent Reporting for InfoObjects
6.
Click on the
Documents pushbutton on the pushbutton
toolbar to branch to the screen where you edit the documents for this
InfoSet.
7.
Use
Check to check the correctness of the InfoSet definition.
The log display is shown in the screen area under the join control.
8. Save the InfoSet. The log display is shown in the screen area under the join control.
9. Activate the InfoSet. When you activate the InfoSet, the system performs checks. The result of the activation is displayed in a log in the screen area under the join control.
After you have activated the InfoSets, you can use them to define queries.