Hide value in S_ALR87012178-urgent

Dear All,
I am running report via S_ALR87012178. How can I hide the amount or text displayed in the report, for example for customer account xxx, I will hide the type of payment date or amount in LC?.I have tried via program RFDOPR10 but if has not run well yet.
Please advice.
Thanks

HI
Select the Dynamic selection in your trasaction code, then delete the whatever fields you are trying to hide the fields,then run the report, it will comming based on your specification.
Tarakesh

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<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
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<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>550: INDEP. SMALL</M_KOG3_CONC>
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<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
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<MARKT_LINE_CONC>R03: CES - Retreads</MARKT_LINE_CONC>
<S2_SEGMENT2 />
<RIM_IN_INCH />
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<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
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<ROW>
<M_KOG3_CONC>550: INDEP. SMALL</M_KOG3_CONC>
<MARKT_LINE_CONC />
<S2_SEGMENT2 />
<RIM_IN_INCH />
<QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>24</QTY_TIRE_SO_FTP>
<SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>1</SHARE_FITTED_TIRE>
<POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>0</POLICY_FITTMENT_FTP>
</ROW>
</DataSet>
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Hide values in URL, passing data between two webdynpro(ABAP) applications.

Hi
   When transferring the data between two webdynpro applications, How to hide the values in URL.
Example : First application is using for login
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Based on first application login data second application should trigger. When passing the user id and password thru URL every one can see the user name and password at internet explorer, so how to hide that user name and password in URL.
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I am working on a report in Webi XIR2 SP4 and I would like to hide the value for a special prompt during user is filling in it like a password : is it possible to replace characters with points ("****") for exemple ?
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Bests Regards.

you can find this in the help of the universe designer.....
see this,,,,,,
good luck
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The syntax is described in the following table:
Syntax Description
'message' Text of the prompt message. The text must be enclosed between single quotes, for example, 'Choose a Region', 'Pick a time period', or 'Choose a showroom'. The text appears in the prompt box when the query is run.
'type' Data type returned by the function. It can be one of the following:
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Pointer to a List of Values from an existing object. You invoke the target lov by double clicking on the object containing the lov that you want to use in the Classes and Objects panel. This gives the Class name and the Object name, separated by a backslash. It must be enclosed in single quotes. For example: 'Client\Country'.
mono User can select only one value from the list of values.
multi User can select multiple values from the list of values.
free User can enter a value, or select one from the list of values.
constrained User must select a value from the list of values.
primary key Use the primary key parameter with "free" or "constrained". The user enters a value or selects from the list of values. If the primary key parameter is present, the entered or displayed value is not used to generate the query. The associated key value from the Index Awareness column is used.
persistent When refreshing a document, the last values used in the prompt is displayed by default.
not persistent When refreshing a document, no values used is displayed in the prompt by default.
'default value':'key value' The default values parameter is used to define default values presented to the user.
You can define multiple default values.
The syntax for each default value is: u2018valueu2019:u2019keyu2019.
The colon ( is the separator between the value and the key.
When refreshing a document these values are displayed by default but if the persistent option is set, then the last values used in the prompt are used instead of the default values.
If you specify the primary key parameter in the prompt definition, then you must provide the key value(s).
Note: For each of the optional parameters, if you omit an argument, you must still enter the commas as separators.
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The user is prompted to enter the name of the country, and the returned values are the resorts from that particular country, as shown below:
When a query is run in Web Intelligence, the following prompt box appears:
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@prompt('Enter value(s) for Customer with IA:',
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I've a query, without active conditions.
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someone can explain me how to make visible these records???
plese help me!

Hi Carl,
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I have created an variable exit where the variable represents mulitple single values.
In the customer exit when i trying to populate mulitiple values and move it to e_t_range it is not taking multiple values. I have also observed that it is a line item type. I want to know if there is anyway out since it is an urgent requirement. Any help would highly appreciated. I shall also award points accordingly. Thanks.

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Thanks for your prompt response.
I guess i am missing out some thing.
The scenaio is like this I want to hard code some values which have to be removed from the selection hence I have created the variable with multiple single value variable and I have removed (unchecked) ready for input as it is not required. After your suggestion I have also made it mandatory but after running the query I am getting a message Abort no value determined. I have written this code under if i_step = 1.
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Hide values on dashboard prompt and set defaults

I have a prompt with 3 values,
1) Year-Qtr
2) Year-Qtr Start Date
3) Year-Qtr End Date
2 and 3 are constrained based off of what is in the Year-Qtr drop down. How can I get 2 and 3 to automatically have the values set and also be hidden to the user.
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Check this thread out for different ways of hiding dashboard prompts which is already posted in our forums:
Hide dashboard prompts
And regarding the populating the default values based on the value selected in the other prompt is not possible. The default value will always be a hardcoded vaule which can be in the form of presentation variable or sql results or an expression.
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Hi,
I am loading data from 2lis_02_hdr, 2lis_02_itm, 2lis_02_scl datasources in to cusotmized cube.
In the ITM datasource we have fields EBELN(PO Number), KONNR(Agreement number), and we have a filed NETWR(Net Order value) against the PO number.
Here requirement is they want report which contain Target value(KTWRT), Order Value(NETWR) against Agreement no(KONNR).
In the customized cube I consider Agreement and Agreement Item fileds as per requirment
I have created query with the following navigations:
<b>I restricted PO number with Doc type=WK (for Agrement number)
selcted PO number in Rows
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In Query Output it is not showing Order value against the Agreement number,
As we know One Agrement number can have more than One PO's but in datasource level he maintains Order value against PO number.
So How will I get the Order value against Aggrement number..what calculations are required at what level..if routines required let me know the code in brief
Thanks in Advance
I will assign points for each reply..please help out this problem immediately..

Hi Ganesh Ram,
Go to transaction R3AC1, select the object BUS_TRANS_MSG and click on details button.
Now select the tab Tables/Structures within object here you will find all the tables related to the transactions, which were create using CRMD_ORDER.
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