Boundary of request IDs

Hello!
At the moment I have a special scenario in which we have to load data from one cube to another cube via DTP and a special selection option. In order to have only some small loading windows it is the need that we using a special date to split the data into different time slices. The problem ist that we need only data until a special request number. It is not possible to have request ID in the DTP. So my question is, if it is possible to exclude request IDs via ABAP routine in the DTP? I guess that ist should be possible to access the request ID, but at the moment I don't know how it works.
Example for scenario: Load all data with posting date 15.04.2014 but consider only request IDs until 20.04.2014. If there is any request who has a data record with posting date 15.04.2014 after 20.04.2014 then this recoord should exlcude from the loading procedure.
Is there anybody who has some expiriences with such a special scenario?
Thanx
Jens

Hello Jens
I could not understood your problem completely. What is this special request number? Is it the request ID of the source cube?
Are you looking for the option in the DTP to choose the Request ID ( Managescreen of the cube - 1st column)?  In this case, it is possible to use this in the DTP Filter - DTP Request (SID).
Thanks and Regards,
Ningaraju

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