(DV-2408) SAP Report Variant Generator
Report variant generator allows you to create multiple variants for a specific report:
Variant generator setup
Source report name: Represents the name of a report on a source system
Target report name: Represents the name of a report on a target system
Source RFC: Name of a source system (If the current system is intended to be used, the field can stay empty)
Target RFC: Name of a target system
After the initial setup, we can prepare variants for a specific report to be generated
Variant description: Variant description has a maximum length of 30 characters. In the description, you can type the name of a parameter in ‘<' '>' signs (e.g. <P_CARRID>). This will ensure that the value specified for this parameter will be taken and set in the placeholder.
Group ID: In this column, you can specify a unique identification that will represent a variant (e.g. ‘1' is the identification of the first variant of a report, '2’ is the identification of the second variant of a report). You can see that this column can be also empty. With an empty group ID, two options can occur:
All entries have empty group ID: With this option, we take this as all entries are one variant
Some entries have filled group IDs and some entries have empty group IDs: This means that the entries with empty group IDs will be added to all other entries with filled group IDs, with a consequence of empty group ID being removed from ALV.
Selection Field Name: Name of a selection field parameter.
Value: With this button, you can specify values for the selection field parameter.
Per value: If the Per Value is checked, a new variant will be created for every value entry specified for this selection field parameter (e.g. P_CARRID has two value entries specified and per value is checked, which means that for each value entry, a new variant will be generated).
Additional Settings
Field mapping: Specification of field mapping between systems.
Variant deletion: Deletion of already generated variants for a specific report. Deletion can be also performed with the name of a variant containing wildcards (e.g. SNP_VAL_0006* will delete all variants of a report starting with ‘SNP_VAL_0006’).