BI CONTENT IMPLEMENTATION

Question

Hi Friends,
                      I just need some help from you experts, actually i have installed BI Content and shown 130 standard business content reports from those, now they are asking me to transport all the standard business content queries to quality sever and then to production server. content applications are shown below, which i have installed.
FI:
FI-AP
FI-AR
FI-AA
FI-GL
FI-TX
CO:
Cost Center Accounting
Over Head Cost Orders
MM:
Purchasing
Inventory Management
Investment Management:
                      Now i'm just in dilemma of deciding, which master data objects to be transported, actually when i was installing BI Content, master data objects got activated, do i need to transport all the master data objects from all the applications to quality server or else selected master data objects ?
and when to create process chains, after completion of unit testing or else before that, can anybody give me suggestions in this regard? saying that how to follow to put all the objects quality and then into production server by creating process chains.

Answer 1

<i>can u tell me how to design process chains</i>
Use the transaction RSPC. Have a look at <a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/67/13843b74f7be0fe10000000a114084/frameset.htm">Creating Process Chains</a>.
<i>are the process chains also transported to quality server and then to production?</i>
Develop a chain in the development environement and perform the first test. Then transport it to quality and perform a comprehensive test. Finally transport it to production.
<i>one more thing is that if i do the transportaiton by in data flow before and afterwards, will it make me sence or not? will there be any clutterings in production server by transporting all the objects?</i>
I would transport just the objects I'm interested in. I'd begin by using  the collection option <u>before the data flow</u>. After that it'd be possible to recollect the same objects with the collection option <u>after the data flow</u>. Anyway, be sure you really need all the queries/workbooks/roles when using <u>after the data flow</u>. It could make sense to transport one object after the flow at a time.
Regards, Davide
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        Davide Cavallari